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Abramson's solution was ALOHAnet, a network of software... The advent of computers and digital communication made it possible to modulate radio waves, once shaped to convey the dashes and dots of Morse code, to relay digital bits known as 1s and 0s.
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Engineers are by nature impudent, often staging stunts to show off their technical prowess. University of British Columbia engineers, for example, grabbed headlines in 2001 by hanging a Volkwagen Beetle from the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Galvin's next innovation turned the Illinois firm into a global player. More than forty thousand U.S. soldiers entered World War II with portable two-way radions that later became universally popular under the name "walkie talkies."
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Jim Balsillie fidgeted with his phone as his Dassault Falcon jet touched down at Dubai’s International airport. It had been several hours since the co-chief executive and relentless global pitchman for Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) powered off his BlackBerry when the plane left the company’s Canadian hometown in Waterloo, Ontario.📱🛩️
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