The Next Frontier of Mobile Defense: When Intelligence Becomes the Shield

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📱Interesting Tech Fact:

Before the first commercial mobile phone call in 1983, a lesser-known innovation paved the way: the 1946 Bell System Mobile Telephone Service (MTS). Operating on VHF radio frequencies, it allowed only three simultaneous calls per city, and every call required a live operator to manually connect the line. Though primitive, this analog system quietly laid the groundwork for cellular handoffs, signal zoning, and mobile switching — the same principles that today enable billions of smartphones to connect seamlessly across the globe.

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