Fola Ojo
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I purchased my first cellular phone in Baltimore, United States in 1991. It probably weighed as much as five pounds, and nearly as big as an African villager’s transistor radio. Over a period, telephone technology changed because men liberally applied the wisdom endowed on them by God to positively affect the world. Today, we have the Android and iPhone nearly as small as the battery of my old cellular phone. On them, we access the YouTube, and punch in inquiries on Google. On them, Facebook puts faces to names and Instagram pops out pictures in an instant. Technological interconnectivity was made possible because some minds working with the US Government envisioned a World Wide Web as early as the 1940s. History records that men like Vannevar Bush, J.C.R. Licklider, and Vint Cerf later made the innovation better.
A blast from the not-too-distant past…
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