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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT Martin Cooper

Back before a phone was a portable supercomputer with more processing power than all of NASA when it first landed humans on the moon, it was just a phone. And for the first 97 years of its existence, it stayed tethered-mostly to a wall,

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