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Alexander Graham Bell was the first person to use a telephone when he called his research assistant, Mr. Watson, to aid him after he spilled acid on himself. Watson heard the call only over the telephone.
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Who was the first person to use the telephone?
Alexander Grham Bell invented the telephone
What tools did Alexander Graham Bell use to make the Telephone?
Alexander Graham Bell used many things to make the telephone but one that was known for was the microphone that was invented and sold by Granville T. Woods
Who was the first president to use a telephone 1881?
Rutherford B. Hayes was the first President to use the telephone.
Who was the fist person to use the telephone?
Alexander Graham Bell.
What is a telephone and its use?
A telephone is a device that transmits a person's voice through wires (or through fiber optic cables) over long distances, enabling that person to speak to another person who also has a telephone. The telephone is a much earlier and more basic invention than the computer, and indeed, computers use the existing system of telephone wires for their own long distance communication purposes.
Who was the first president to use a telephone in (1881)?
William McKinley was the first president to use a telephone. McKinley was the 25th President of the United States after serving as the governor.
Is the telephone more useful now then what it was first invented?
Yes, because the first telphone was harder to use and now you just press buttons to call the person you want to talk to.
Can a disabled person use a telephone?
Yes there are special phones they can get for free
Who was Dr Cecil Paine?
He was the first person ever to use penicillin, he worked with Sir Alexander Fleming.
Was Rutherford B. Hayes the first president to use a telephone?
no
Was William McKinley the first one to use the telephone?
No, Hayes was.
What physicist launched the first liquid rocket in 1926?
Robert Goddard became the first person ever to use liquid fuel in a rocket.
