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In his laboratory, Alexander Graham Bell was working on a system that would let individuals communicate with one another through wires even when they weren't in the same room or even the same city. The ability to communicate with people both locally and internationally in real time is now taken for granted. Nevertheless, at the time Bell was testing his new technology, in the 1870s, such a notion seemed like pure fantasy. That goal really realized on March 10, 1876. Confusion surrounded the circumstances of that specific day, although one rumor claims that Bell burned his skin when he accidentally knocked over a vial of transmitting fluid while working on his voice transmitter. He immediately reached out to his assistant, Thomas.Asking Watson to help: "Watson, Mr. Come on now in. Say come see me." Watson was concerned when he heard those words. The two inventors called it the telephone, and they had arrived crackling across the earpiece. The test turned out to be successful. The initial phone call was made. It is possible to trace Alexander Graham Bell's interest in communication devices back to his early years. Scotland's Edinburgh. He was born on March 3, 1847, to a profoundly deaf mother and a father who were both masters in speech production. His mother was also a gifted pianist. Young Alexander understood that challenges could be conquered and he was able to help others in accomplishing this by witnessing his mother's perseverance and achievement in the face of such difficulties.