50 years in the past on a busy avenue in New York, the primary cell phone name was made.
Marty Cooper, an engineer at Motorola, rang his counterpart at rival agency Bell Laboratories on 3 April 1973 to inform him he was calling from “a private, handheld, moveable cellular phone”.
The BBC’s Zoe Kleinman spoke to the person who made the historical past and requested him about the way forward for cell phones.
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