FATHER OF THE CELL PHONE

Succinctly, the MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM enables the user to place phone calls while moving from one cell region to another, without losing their connection. Mr. Joel's 1972 cellular phone system patent opened the pathway for the cellular phone business. This is why one may just consider Mr. Joel, the father of the cell phone... In 1972 Amos E. Joel, Jr. was granted patent #3,663,762 for the MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM. Mr. Joel's patent provided a "high speed cellular mobile communications system" which could "establish and maintain continuity of communication paths to mobile stations passing from the coverage of one radio transmitter into the coverage of another radio transmitter. A control center determines mobile station locations, and enables a switching center to control dual access trunk circuitry to transfer an existing mobile station communication path from a formerly occupied cell to a new cell location. In doing so, this system efficiently and economically enhanced prior..