Since its inception in 1875 the telephone has been a device destined for
great communication.
The landline telephone enables people to easily communicate with one
another at great distances unlike any other device can. I doubt even Alexander
Graham Bell could have imagined just how great his invention was.
The landline phone has been around for over a hundred and forty years. Many technology advances have been spin offs
of the original landline. Many of these
are similar to the original and are technological wonders in their own right, but
the original wonderful creation, that marvelous achievement that changed the
way the world talks to one another, is still king! The landline telephone is
the time tested standard that all new devices attempt to imitate. The landline
reigns supreme and empowers the users to call anywhere at any time. While the cellular phone says call when I
have enough bars and only when you have enough minutes.
Homes and businesses alike throughout the entire world enjoy daily use of
the worry free, affordable landline. From the most remote villages in far off
lands, to the very shops in Boston where Bell and Watson first called out to
one another with those now immortal words "Watson come here. I have
something I want to show you".
Since that now historic day, many advances have been made to the device
itself, including the way connections are relayed or made from one continent to
another. The telephone has been
modernized to enhance the functionality for our modern world. But, the same basic
premise that launched this enormously successful device remains the same. The
home phone line enables the user to speak to whoever they wish, whenever they
wish to do so. Be it at long distances, across the street or even within the
same building.
Many of our top government agencies use a landline when security is of the
importance. This is true because a landline is not so susceptible to the
interception of anyone who might be monitoring the airwaves with ill intent. That’s
true for all of us. It is for that very reason so many top business use the
landline as a means to transfer sensitive data from one location to another.
For example ATM and credit card machines use this simple way to secure the safety
of information being sent for processing via the landline.
Yes, it is hard to imagine that Bell could have ever expected the telephone
he invented so many years ago would become a household item
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. The
same goes for the landline. The landline works to meet our needs in the crisp,
clear, secure way, only it can.
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