අද තියෙන ස්මාර්ට්ෆෝන් ගැන 1953 දී පත්තරේක පල කරපු අනාවැකියක්! 😱😱😱

[Heshan Daminda]

 

[Lokka Ayya]

mama giya athmey liwwe oka..

 

[Amew]

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[Heshan Daminda]

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This is a genuine newspaper clipping.

The above-displayed report was written by the Associated Press and was published in a variety of papers in 1953. While we have not been able to locate this exact clipping in the Tacoma News Tribune, we have found this story published in news outlets such as The Spokane Chronicle, The (Wilmington, Delaware) News Journal, The Akron Beacon Journal, and the Boston Globe:

 

[Honda.putha]

 

[Mahesh Wanasinghe]

up

 

[NRTG]

 

[icewiz]

 

[Jiro]

Bump

 

[kasun090354t]

මෙවන් ජනාධිපති වරු දස දහස් ගණන් පහළ වෙනවා සත්තයි මේ පුණ්‍යභූමියේ

 

[OverSyze]

No escape from AI in the future.mark my words
@OverSyze

 

[Heshan Daminda]

මෙවන් ජනාධිපති වරු දස දහස් ගණන් පහළ වෙනවා සත්තයි මේ පුණ්‍යභූමියේ

උඹ කියන්නේ බොරු කියලද? යට කමෙන්ට් බලපන් verify කරලා තියෙනවා.

 

[ChamaraGL]

Kollek mehema bite akata aran walee danna epa ballo

 

[AhhhCapaCapa]

Bump

 

[kasun090354t]

This is a genuine newspaper clipping.

The above-displayed report was written by the Associated Press and was published in a variety of papers in 1953. While we have not been able to locate this exact clipping in the Tacoma News Tribune, we have found this story published in news outlets such as The Spokane Chronicle, The (Wilmington, Delaware) News Journal, The Akron Beacon Journal, and the Boston Globe:

බලපන්කෝ මේකයි උබ උඩ දාලා තියන එකයි පේලියෙන් පේළිය ඔක්කොම වෙනස්. එකේ තියන පේළියේ වචන මේකේ යට පේළියේ..

 

[Heshan Daminda]

බලපන්කෝ මේකයි උබ උඩ දාලා තියන එකයි පේලියෙන් පේළිය ඔක්කොම වෙනස්. එකේ තියන පේළියේ වචන මේකේ යට පේළියේ..

ඔව් ඉතින් ඕක වෙන පත්තරයක්නේ. අනිත් පත්තරවල නිව්ස් එකත් ඔය ලින්ක් වල තියෙන්නේ. ක්ලික් කරලා බලපන්.

 

[pasansnoop]

congratz hesan

 

[BINGU_PUTHA]

this is amazing

 

[topkollek]

The prediction of smart mobile phones as we know them today emerged from a blend of futuristic visions from various inventors, scientists, and science fiction authors. Here are some key figures and works associated with the idea:

1. Nikola Tesla (1926): In an interview with Collier's Magazine, Tesla predicted a device that would allow people to communicate wirelessly, see and hear each other, and share information across the globe.
   

   “When wireless is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain... A man will be able to carry one in his vest pocket.”

2. Mark R. Sullivan (1953): As the president of Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, Sullivan envisioned a future where telephones would be portable, wearable, and capable of video communication.
3. Arthur C. Clarke (1964): The renowned science fiction author predicted the rise of personal communication devices. In an interview, Clarke spoke about small devices capable of accessing vast networks of information.
4. Star Trek Communicator (1960s): Though fictional, the Star Trek communicator inspired many engineers and inventors to think about portable communication devices.
5. Martin Cooper (1973): The Motorola engineer led the team that developed the first handheld mobile phone and drew inspiration from earlier predictions like the Star Trek communicator. Cooper's work laid the groundwork for modern mobile phones.
6. Alan Kay (1972): Kay conceptualized the "Dynabook," a personal, portable device capable of accessing information and enabling communication, often considered a precursor to modern smartphones and tablets.

Each of these figures contributed ideas or prototypes that eventually merged into the modern smartphone—a device that combines telephony, computing, and connectivity.

 

[Don GasCan]

Common society always 50 years behind the actual technology findings. If not, its bad for business and safety of humans .