Although sometimes with some operators it is easier to talk about the phone talking on the phone, we pay tribute today to its inventor
A. Graham Bell
Of Scottish origin, Alexander Graham Bell was initially attracted by music. But he turns away in favor of phonetic studies, following the footsteps of his father and probably affected by the problems of deafness suffered by his mother. After studying al University College London, he moved in Canada in 1870, then to the United States of America one year later. In 1872 he founded a school for the hearing and begin its work leading up to the phone. Believe we can transform sound waves into electrical impulses in 1874, her dream came true in 1876. The invention quickly becomes a resounding success in 1877 which led to the creation of the telephone company Bell. Helping Fortune, Bell turned to other fields of experimental, laying the foundation of the gramophone, (developed by Edison) interest in aviation and marine transport. It also creates the National Geographic Society, which he was president from 1897 to 1903.
