who is the inventer of the phone?

Answer 1

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 2

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 3

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 4

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 5

Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 6

Alexander Graham Bell is generally recognized as inventor of the telephone, but someone beat him to it. According to wisegeek.com,

"Antonio Meucci didn't set out to invent the telephone; all he wanted was a way of communicating between the basement and the first floor of his Staten Island home. This precursor of the telephone came to be in 1871, and just three years later, Meucci published a paper on the invention. Because of monetary concerns, Meucci never pursued a patent for the telephone and lost his place in history."

A US Congress resolution declares that Antonio Meucci's work in the invention of the telephone should be acknowledged.

Answer 7

Yup, definitely Alexander Graham Bell

Answer 8

1871 young Alexander moved to Boston, Massachusetts as a teacher to the deaf. He worked on ways to translate the human voice into vibrations, and came up with the idea for the telephone. In 1875 Bell began working with Thomas Watson, a mechanically-inclined electrician; by 1876 Bell had uttered the first intelligible sentence over the phone: "Mr. Watson, come here, I want you." Later in his career Bell worked on a variety of inventions, including flying machines and hydrofoils.

Answer 9

Alexander Graham Bell sweetie, founder of Bell Telephone

Answer 10

Actually,

Alexandra Bell is attributed to the patent of the telephone.
Elisha Grey was the true inventor of the telephone. He had the first working receiver. Because of a corrupt patent clerk and lawyer the patent was given to Alexandra Bell. if you note in the filing of the patent Alexandra Bell wrote in a receiver remarkably similar to Elisha Grey. Coincidentally Elisha Grey who worked for western union sued for patent rights. The only thing that saved Alexandra Bell was noted that the time Stamp on the Caveat.
This in turn was pointed out that the lawyer marched in...and had the patent Clerc sign.

The "come hear Mr Watson" actually is not true...the Alexandra first phone...doesn't work!!!!

The Italian above who is mentioned actually wrote a paper on the telephone....Elisha Grey had the first working model
Alexandra Graham Bell...then took his receiver ..and got the patent for it....

Congress found out about the problem..and tried to correct any future patent problems