Alexander Graham Bell may have invented the telephone in 1875, but the first phone installation didn't come about for…

In 1899, the inventor of the telephone set out to solve another problem: The airplane. He failed miserably. Really,…

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Researchers from the Smithsonian have restored a 128 year-old recording of Alexander Graham Bell's voice from a…

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In the 1880s, Alexander Graham Bell and his associates at Washington, DC's Volta Laboratory experimented with…

Alexander Graham Bell, father of the telephone, was also a huge fan of tetrahedrals—building everything from boats to…

Alexander Graham Bell. Genius. Father of the telephone. Hardcore tetrahedral nut. Our friends at Oobject have assembled …

I'm so depressed. I google one of the most important technologies ever invented, and I get a video of 25-year-old…

The ostensible topic of Seth Shulman's new book, The Telephone Gambit, is how Alexander Graham Bell cheated his way…