Cutting the Cord¶
Cooper. (2021). Cutting the Cord: The Cell Phone has Transformed Humanity. Rosetta Books.
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Domain-specific¶
- Cooper's Law
- Cooper's Law (Martin Cooper, describing a regularity he had observed since the 1990s and formalised around 2010)
This sourceThe law's namesake grounding it in his own observation of the continued doubling of spectrum capacity every thirty months. Cooper's own account of the number of conversations supportable in a given spectrum doubling about every thirty months.
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“which is based on my observation of the continued doubling of spectrum capacity”
- Cooper's Law (Martin Cooper, describing a regularity he had observed since the 1990s and formalised around 2010)
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