The world's first mobile? How an Ohio inventor was having conversations in his car in 1920

Philadelphia inventor W W McFarlane created a telephone from a 'transceiver' box and three sections of stovepipe in 1920, which worked in cars at a distance of 500 yards.

YouTube TrueView Ads Pump Up Search Traffic, Conversions for TRX

Typically, TRX aims to spend $40 on online advertising for each sale it generates from its ads. When TRX tested YouTube for the launch of a new product, the company generated an advertising cost per sale of $14, about 65% lower than their average.

East meets West with Vuitton, Miyake menswear shows

East met West at the Paris menswear shows Thursday as Louis Vuitton sent out a kimono-inspired look and Japanese house Issey Miyake showed an upbeat autumn line full of curvy tartans and checks.

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Bandar Seri Begawan - If you create an invention or invent something that improves a process, you should patent it. If someone else uses your invention in his product or process, you will be rightly rewarded.

Alexander Graham Bell letter to his father describing telephone sells for US$93G

AMHERST, N.H. - An Alexander Graham Bell letter containing a diagram of the telephone has sold for nearly US$93,000. Amherst, N.H., auction house RR Auction says the Bell letter — written to his father in 1878 after a "lightning accident" — sold Wednesday night to a Texas collector for US$92,856.