Father of 'brick' mobile phone Marty Cooper sees dark side but also hope in new tech 'distributed on your body'Father of 'brick' mobile phone Marty Cooper sees dark side but also hope in new tech 'distributed on your body'Marty Cooper poses with a version of Motorola's Dyna-TAC from which he made the first mobile phone call on April 3, 1973.abc.net.
He's optimistic that future advances in mobile technology can transform human lives but is also worried about risks smartphones pose to privacy and young people. But Mr Cooper, describing himself as a dreamer and an optimist, said he's hopeful that advances in cell phone technology have the potential to revolutionise areas like education and health care.
now that everyone has to walk around looking at phones its time for a warning app