[Answer] Which company is credited with creating the world’s first handheld cell phone?

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...In 1973, engineer Martin Cooper of Motorola led the team that developed the world's first handheld cellular mobile phone, known as the Motorola DynaTAC prototype. Cooper famously made the world’s first public cell phone call while standing on a New York City street, calling a rival at Bell Labs to announce the breakthrough. While earlier mobile phones existed in cars and required bulky equipment, Motorola’s device was the first truly portable, personal cell phone—laying the foundation for the global mobile communications revolution that followed.

[Ans] Which company is credited with creating the world’s first handheld cell phone?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which company is credited with creating the world’s first handheld cell phone?"

In 1973, engineer Martin Cooper of Motorola led the team that developed the world's first handheld cellular mobile phone, known as the Motorola DynaTAC prototype. Cooper famously made the world’s first public cell phone call while standing on a New York City street, calling a rival at Bell Labs to announce the breakthrough. While earlier mobile phones existed in cars and required bulky equipment, Motorola’s device was the first truly portable, personal cell phone—laying the foundation for the global mobile communications revolution that followed.

[Answer] Which country owns almost all giant pandas in the world?

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Pandas are very cute, but they don't do much for their ecosystem, and they take away a lot of resources from other endangered plants and animals that support multitudes.

Here's a hot take — pandas are OVERRATED. Sure, they're cute. SO cute that they show up in our logos, movies, and even on our feet. We're obsessed! But every obsession has a dark side, and this one starts in China.

The Chinese government owns nearly all the giant pandas on earth. And American zoos will shell out up to $1 million a year to rent just one. Most sign 10-year "panda diplomacy" contracts, and if any baby cubs are born, they pay an additional one-time $400,000 baby tax.

That doesn't even include extra costs like the bear's enclosure, medical care, and mountains of bamboo. But zoos are far from going bankrupt over pandas. In 2012, attendance at the Edinburgh Zoo rose 51% after pandas arrived. And food and merchandise sales at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, nearly doubled from $5.5 million in 2000 to $10.3 million after their two pandas arrived in 2001.

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[Ans] What image appears on the world’s rarest postage stamp, the famous British Guiana 1¢ Magenta?

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Issued in 1856 in what is now Guyana, the British Guiana 1¢ Magenta is widely regarded as the rarest and most valuable stamp in the world, with only a single known example in existence. The stamp depicts a sailing ship surrounded by the Latin motto “Damus Petimus Que Vicissim” (“We give and expect in return”). Originally printed as a temporary local issue and used for newspaper postage, the stamp’s modest design contrasts sharply with its extraordinary value, which has reached tens of millions of dollars at auction.

[Answer] Which medical invention is credited to Ben Franklin?

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...Bifocals are one of Ben Franklin’s most famous inventions, allowing wearers to see both close-up and at a distance using the same lens. Franklin himself suffered from presbyopia, or far-sightedness that develops later in life. In August of 1784, Franklin described his excitement for his invention of “double spectacles” to his friend George Whatley in a letter. He happily proclaimed that his eyes were useful once again.

[Answer] Which yearly almanac did Ben Franklin publish in the mid-1700s?

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...From 1732 to 1758, “Poor Richard’s Almanack” was the premiere almanac in the American colonies. It contained must-know information for the citizens of the East Coast at the time, from calendar dates and weather predictions to fun fodder like recipes and popular sayings. Franklin first published the almanac on December 19, 1732, under the name Richard Saunders.

[Answer] Which U.S. currency does Ben Franklin appear on?

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...If Ben Franklin were alive today, he’d likely be pleased to see his face on a currency note. During his time in the colonies, he used his printing press to create colonial notes with unique, raised patterns, making money more difficult to counterfeit. Today, Ben Franklin’s portrait is on the face of the $100 bill, currently the largest currency note being printed by the U.S. mint.