- Name of Inventor: Alexander Graham Bell
- Born: March 3, 1847
- Died: August 2, 1922
- Place of Birth: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Invention(s): Telephone
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Alexander Graham Bell
How to advertise your new invention
The first step in the process of inventing something is the idea. Without the idea there is nothing. However the idea is not enough. A working prototype is needed for applying for a patent for an invention. It is estimated that only around Continue reading →
Biography of Karl Benz
Karl Benz was born in November 26 in the year 1844 in Germany. He was a German national. He had most of his education at the University of Karlsruhe in Germany. He was the founder of Continue reading →
Biography of Antonio Meucci
Antonio Meucci was a scientist and an inventor. He was born in Italy, in the city of Florence on April 13, 1808. He spent quite a stretch of his life in the United States and this earned him Continue reading →
Biography of Alexander Graham Bell
Alexander Graham Bell or Aleck as he was fondly called is known all over the world as the inventor of telephone. He was born in Edinburg, Scotland in March 3, 1847. He was the third Continue reading →
How to advertise your invention for sale
The idea is the first step. There’s absolutely no question about it. However an idea by itself will be useless. Only very few people execute the next step of building a prototype – a working prototype. Once you have built this, the next step is to Continue reading →
Biography of Michael Faraday
Michael Faraday was born on September twenty second, 1791 in England. He was well known as a physicist and a chemist. He had several Continue reading →
Invention of Franklin stove
Most families in early colonial America used fires in fireplaces as a way to keep the home warm. They did so, despite the fact that it required an extraordinary amount of wood and was even somewhat hazardous to use. In 1742, Benjamin Franklin resolved many of these issues by Continue reading →
Invention of the lightning rod by Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin’s love for storms was the driving force that led to his invention of lightning rod based conduction of electricity. In 1746, Franklin was closely watching Continue reading →
Bourdon tube invention
The invention of Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge technology came about in 1849, when Frenchman Eugene Bourdon patented the design. Due to the fact that it was more Continue reading →