History Of Cellphones And How Drastically They've Changed 

No shit

True😂😂😂😂

iooi Still satisfied with my S8 :P

Not even implanted? So weird.

👍 me too.

I'm on my phone and on the toillet

Me too

Oempa Loempa but on the other hand it does that limit the number of ports on the phones, so maybe in the future there will be no ports.

Oempa Loempa at least two now...

apple gives you the airpods so it’s not like you can’t listen to music

Your Friendly Local Hannah no they don’t lol they give you regular wired headphones with an adapter to plug into the charging port. AirPods must be bought separately.

iphone 7 plus ..

Yes, just watch futuristic movies 😊

Holographic, we’ll probably just have to say a word or something and all that we would need would show up in front of us in a holographic like on some iron man stuff

@@mrphauker Smartphones will probably go Augmented Reality route

@@PanPrezeso what the problem about payphones ?

It'll be integrated into your contact lens or a neural net. Of course that will be 1000 or more years from now because in a 100 years, China will have already obliterated the planet.

Mr. Random a chip that will be in ur body... Everywhere you go... Someone know where you at

Mr. Random I think it will be like you will be injected local anesthesia in your hand or finger and small clip will be put you hand or finger ....That's it

Mr. Random Its a chip or dock implanted into your body, connected to your nervous system. basically it would allow you to control your phone with thoughts. and be able to in theory give you a game-like heads up display; only it's projected onto the world by your mind instead of a real screen. if you want a visual example, look up the anime excel world and just look at the first 10 or so minutes. the tech they use in that is pretty much the dream concept of an implanted computer/phone.

Watch Total Recall (new versión) you'll see.

I've always wanted to cosplay as JC Denton.

Piss on the BLOODY British. US Marines whipped ur butts before and will whip u skirt wearing men again

Lol so true

I want the arc reactor

I agree with you 100% ain't going to happen for me

I agree I think implant cell phone is like inspector gadget! 🤣

Outside of potential health risks can't see a reason not to, most of us have a phone on us 24/7 anyways, what difference does it make whether its inside or outside our body

Finally a video by Tech Insider..... ABOUT TECH :O HOLY MOLY *TECH* :D

Before the Treo and Windows Mobile, Apple had already invented the Newton.

Muscle Shoals, not Mussel.

What 10hrs an iphone battery dries in 2 to 3 hours of non stop use

kiarie Ericky I have the 11 and the battery lasts 4-8 depending on the usage but yeah I get you, although some smartphones nowadays do last pretty long. It was a just a comparison tho.

SupaEMT134 nope, its true

Yeah and I mean the galaxy s1 looks like a complete ripoff of the original IPhone 😂

People still talk on the phone so this comment is very stupid

Militant Pacifist yeah first cellphone cost more iPhone X. So when people complain iPhone X too expensive cost $1,000 well first cellphone was expensive too. Crazy right

_2001? HA!_ Go eat your Lucky Charms and watch your cartoons, adults are talking here.

16 is an okay age I guess.

+Jia Yi Lim Those born today will feel the same way in 16 years. "Damn I remember growing up with smart phones"

People still have house phones. You're not old at all lol.

Follow the money. Who would you guess backed this historical ad? 😂

I would want a phone with NO GOOGLE REQUIREMENTS, 100% Control of removal of services like google play store and pre-installed apps, and just be a durable piece of kit.

That's "Zack Morris", played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar from the TV series "Saved By The Bell".

The Great and Powerful Indestructable Nokia 3310

Because the Nokia 3310 is a meme. Yes, it was very popular and very durable, but in terms of innovation it was just another cellphone. The internet and memes have inflated its importance and "legendary" status.

Nokia didn't immovate in phones at all. Motorola, and Ericsson did all the innovations. Nokia just made good phones but they weren't innovative

They've also been promising Holograms between now and another 5-10 years so wondering where all that's coming from and going to happen as well😅