It is no secret that the mass production of cars, telephones, computers and other household goods has led to the accelerated ...

Landline telephones haven't completely gone away, but many businesses now rely on cell phones, smartphones and digital voice technologies to stay in touch with customers and colleagues.

In the ’40s, it was still considered a luxury to have telephones in homes, while callers who used public phones, like the one pictured above, were encouraged to keep their conversations short.

Before dial telephones, we made phone calls through an operator. You picked up the phone, there was no dial tone, and you talked to an operator who placed the call for you. This was the only way ...

When The Galveston Daily News asked local Walmart employees about the hottest holiday items for 1989, they got a list of the usual suspects: a Nintendo Entertainment System; VCRs; a Game Boy; and ...

Objective: To examine if telephones overcome geographical barriers to accessing primary care out-of-hours by parents of young children. Methods: Mixed methods including quantitative analysis of 5697 ...

New technology can help transform lives and communities all over the world. In the United States, the FCC’s most recent report found that more than 21 million Americans lack broadband access. And ...

Telephones revolutionized how people communicate with one another, and it was only a few years after their invention that ...

However, soon, more convenient telephones made by a certain Mr. Ericsson from Sweden appeared in Russia, telephones that had a two ended sender-receiver and more familiar to us nowadays – they ...