The first mobile phone was produced in 1973 by Michael Cooper at Motorola. The model was the Motorola Dyna-Tac.
He is curiously watching the rapid spread of the mobile phone he produced while working at Motorola in the last 10 years and its transformation from a brick-like appearance weighing 850 grams to technological products weighing 80-90 grams. But according to Michael Cooper, these technologies are still in their early stages.
Cooper has in mind the production of a mobile phone small enough to fit behind the ear. The phone, which will make calls by voice command or by the user's thought, will tickle the user's ear instead of ringing when a call comes.
Cooper, who made history by making the first call with his wireless mobile phone on April 3, 1973, had a first Motorola mobile phone weighing 850 grams, 25 cm high, 8 cm deep, and 4 cm wide. Currently, a mobile phone weighs an average of 80-90 grams.
