Martin Cooper, inventor of the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x 94-year-old ‘Father of the cellphone’ uses this smartphone but concerned with People’s Phone Obsession

Martin Cooper, the father of the cellphone, spoke recently about his latest smartphone.

Martin Cooper, famously known for his three-decade stint at Motorola and for having invented the world’s first mobile phone and placing the first mobile phone call, recently offered an interview to French publication and wire service Agence France-Presse (AFP).

The latest Smartphone of Cooper’s

According to the AFP report, Cooper today uses a top model of the latest generation iPhone, the iPhone 14 series.

What does Cooper feel about the modern-day smartphone

Born in December 1928, Cooper studied as an engineer in Chicago, graduating in 1950 and serving as a US submarine officer in the Korean War.

After returning and taking up a job, Cooper joined Motorola in 1954, where he would go on to spend the next 29 years of his life.

Mobile Inventor ‘Devastated’ with Phone Use Nowadays

Cooper made the first mobile phone, so he has seen how they have changed over the years, from the first ones to the smartphones that are now everywhere. He recognizes the benefits of smartphones, but he also sees the problems that come with their widespread use.

Outlasting the Phone Obsession

Cooper’s involvement in developing the mobile phone started in the 1970s when he worked for Motorola. He created the first mobile phone, the DynaTac ,the leader of a team of designers and engineers in 1973.