CNN: "In 1973, Martin Cooper changed the world, although he didn't know it yet.
Cooper and his team at Motorola, the communications company, created maybe the only thing that runs the lives of business professionals and teenagers alike -- the cell phone.
It was the size of a brick and wasn't commercially sold for another decade. But as Cooper demonstrated on a New York sidewalk, it worked.
The concept of cellular technology had already been created by Motorola's rival, AT&T, whose Bell Labs introduced a system allowing calls to be moved from one cell to another while remaining on the same channel. But AT&T was focusing this technology on the car phone.
Cooper wanted people to have freedom to talk on the phone away from their cars. So in reaction, he and Motorola embarked on a project to create a more portable device."
According to recent reports, Motorola is expected to roll out the Razr 40 Ultra at some point today. However, that isn’t halting leakers from providing several last-minute leaks.
In July, Motorola will launch the world's first smartphone featuring a 200-megapixel camera. It'll be interesting to see if shooting 200-megapixel stills on
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