subject: Who Really Invented The Telephone [print this page] What First Words Were Spoken On the First Telephone?
Later, on March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell found the success he so tirelessly sought. He and his assistant, Thomas Watson, produced a transmitter that could vary electronic currents, and a receiver that could reproduce them for the human ear. This single invention signified the end of the Morse Code telegraph system. Furthermore, it had huge implications for how the world would communicate for years to come. Immesurable advancement in technology and great changes in our society and economy all can be traced back to the day when Alexander Graham Bell spoke those famous words to Tom Watson; "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you."
