Here are some interesting pictures of cellular phones you might enjoy!

Cellular phones like these old bag phones look familiar don't they! I'll bet a lot of you had these! So did I! They worked great for their time and most still do today.

Do you think the picture of the cell tower above looks like it could be in an urban area? I included a more defined picture and text history of the cell phones on the next page along with some really interesting phones.

Some are tech geek made and others are manufactured and a little different! There are so many different kids of cellular phones availabe now, it's kinda hard to imagine how we did without the videos and being able to surf the internet and watch TV on them!

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Yet at the time, being able to place a call from almost anywhere seemed like magic! And you know what? We STILL use the cell phone most for, you guessed it, making phone calls!

Click on the cellphone history navbar tab for a brief history of cell phones. WARNING! When you see the cost of the first cell phone you might have to have a friend or family member peel you off the ceiling!

I would love to find a Motorola MTS just for fun and to tinker with it! It would be really fun to take one of those and make a modern mobile phone out of it! Take a good look at the 1964 Motorola MTS in the last picture on the second page of cell phone history.

If anyone has one of these complete, please send me an comment through my contact us page. I'm very interested in acquiring one of these! Bag phones aren't just for the 1980's anymore!

I have a new Motorola M900 bag phone because it offers the same kind of voice quality that I can get through my land line phone. It is also an excellent phone to take on the road because it has good holding power when it comes to capturing a cell phone tower.

It can boost antenna power when necessary and with a cell phone antenna amplifier, it has a long reach to distant cell phone towers!

Would you like to know where the nearest cell phone towers are in your location?

The link below will take you to an tower locator. All you have to do is put in your local information and a map will come up with your nearest tower and the distance between it and you!

Once you have this information, being able to aim an antenna should be a lot easier! Click here to go to the cell phone tower locator!
Click here for more about cell phones history and the evolvement of service. Click here to go to the next page of cellular phones.