Born in Scotland in 1847, Alexander Graham Bell lived a unique life. Influenced by his father, Melville, a professor of ...
Irish economist David McWilliams is taking his "History of Money" to America: "You kind of feel the boominess of the place, ...
"I wanted to provide motorists with a much safer means of holding and using a mobile phone while traveling," said an inventor, from North Miami, Fla., "so I invented the ONE TOUCH CONNECTION. My ...
During the same rough period of time, the European International Organization for Standardization (ISO)—you might know it as ...
A revolution in telecommunication history occurred on November 18, 1963, with the use of push-button telephones. Introduced ...
An academic has used ten of Iris Murdoch’s novels and some newly discovered poems to illuminate scientific concepts.
San Antonio Museum of Science and Technology holding a ceremony Friday to remember the museum’s founder, who died in a work ...
The International Spy Museum in Washington DC reveals the deepest, darkest secrets of the world of espionage, from World War I to today’s drone-led warfare ...
Hearing loss often leads to isolation, but creative solutions—from ram’s horns to electric aids—have evolved over centuries ...
The 1980s tree commemorates Ronald Reagan’s time as president, while also celebrating personal computers and Beanie Babies.
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Christie's suspends Paris sale of world's 'first calculator'
The auction for the calculator developed in 1642 by mathematician Blaise Pascal, which was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, ...
He brought phones to millions of people so they could have fun. Bell sold the shares that bore his name. Had he held on to them he might have been lumped in with Wikipedia’s “Robber Barons,” a label ...
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