The relationship between buttons and telecommunication continued when Bell Telephone introduced the push-button telephone in 1963, gradually supplanting the previous pulse-dialing rotary phone ...

The relationship between buttons and telecommunication continued when Bell Telephone introduced the push-button telephone in 1963, gradually supplanting the previous pulse-dialing rotary phone ...

Push-button phones are still popular due to their simplicity and durability. They are in demand among those who need a reliable backup device, work in harsh environments, or value minimalism. Despite ...

BYU students Anna Neilson and Rachel Schmidt use their phones. There aren't many Americans with push-button phones now, but Schmidt said she sees some benefits. (Emily Ashcraft) People walk around ...

It is becoming the dinosaur of phones. In the fast-paced, push-button, touch-tone world of South Florida, fewer and fewer people have rotary-dial telephones. “There’s no advantage in it… ...

When history calls a Beaverton retiree, he can't help but answerMarv Bondarowicz/The OregonianCollector Don Walton's authentic British phone booth was a gift to his father, who passed his ...

One great example is the way that the buttons on a push-button phone are positioned. In the early-’60s switch from rotary to push-button phones, there was nothing obvious about how the buttons ...

Three new devices that adhere to the principle of simplicity are being presented by emporia on the international markets to coincide with the MWC: a smartphone, a tablet and a push-button phone.