On 14 February 1876, Alexander Graham Bell’s attorney files a patent early in the morning titled “Improvement in Telegraphy.” Two hours later, Elisha Gray’s attorney files a patent titled “Transmitting Vocal Sounds Telegraphically.” That two hours delay costs Gray everything. And today, Alexander Graham Bell is credited for inventing the first practical telephone.
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On 14 February 1876, Alexander Graham Bell’s attorney files a patent early in the morning titled “Improvement in Telegraphy.” Two hours later, Elisha Gray’s attorney files a patent titled “Transmitting Vocal Sounds Telegraphically.” That two hours delay costs Gray everything. And today, Alexander Graham Bell is credited for inventing the first practical telephone.
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