We were taught in school that Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. But there are some things even school doesn't want you to know. Who really invented the telephone?

When Alexander Graham Bell introduced his telephone in March ... by 1900 there were over one million phones nationwide. At first, the telephone was marketed mainly as a tool for business.

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL was born in South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, on March 3, 1847, the son of Alexander Melville Bell, who was a lecturer in elocution at the University, and whose father ...

The phone has now become an important part of our life. We depend on the phone to talk to each other. Now if you have noticed ...

Ever since the first phone call from Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, the telecommunications industry has been with us. Over ...

Stolen Science," was written to finally set the record straight about scientists and inventors who never received the credit they deserved.

John Quincy Adams and Alexander Graham Bell, who gave the first demonstration of the telephone in Lyceum. The hall is also believed to be haunted by Bridget Bishop, the first woman killed in the ...

In the era of boomers, the telephone was the primary mode of long-distance communication. And with it came a whole set of ...