Top Tweets for #ATThrowback

almost 3 years ago

आज से ठीक एक साल पहले यानि 28 अगस्त 2022 को महज़ 9 सेकंड के अंदर नोएडा में 32 और 30 मंजिला दो इमारतों को सीरियल धमाके के साथ ढहा दिया गया था, #ATThrowback में देखिए दोनों इमारतों के विध्वंस का वीडियो. #TwinTowers #Demolition #ViralVideo #ATThrowback

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almost 3 years ago

अपना टाइम आएगा। @RanveerOfficial | #ATThrowback | #SurrealSaturday

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almost 3 years ago

किताब चले या ना चले, लेकिन आपकी किताब आपकी आत्मा की आवाज़ होनी चाहिए... जब लेखकों के लिए राइटर @authoramish ने दी सलाह... #WednesdayMusing #Throwback #IndiaTodayConclave2022 #ATThrowback #AmishTripathi

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almost 3 years ago

सुनिए जब @ranaashutosh10 ने अपनी कविता के जरिए राजनेताओं की पोल खोल कर रख दी। #ATThrowback #TuesdayThoughts #Politics #poem #ThoughtOfTheDay

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almost 3 years ago

“…हार हो जाती है जब मान लिया जाता है…जीत तब होती है जब ठान लिया जाता है…” जब 'गब्बर' शिखर धवन ने दी जीवन में कभी हार न मानने की प्रेरणा...! #SundayMusing #Throwback #IndiaTodayConclave2022 #ATThrowback #ShikharDhawan | @SDhawan25

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about 3 years ago

“किताबें पढ़ना बेहद ज़रूरी है। इससे आपकी रचनात्मकता और कल्पना क्षमता, दोनों बढ़ते हैं”- @chetan_bhagat की इन बातों को ज़हन में ज़रूर उतारें! #ATThrowback #TuesdayThoughts #Books #Reading #ThoughtOfTheDay

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about 3 years ago

UPSC की तैयारी कर रहे स्टूडेंट्स के लिए डॉ. विकास दिव्यकीर्ति के ये 5 टिप्स बहुत काम के हैं...! #ATThrowback #MondayMotivation #VikasDivyakirti #IndiaTodayConclave #IndiaTodayConclave2023 #Conclave23 #UPSC #CSE #Examinations | (Sayeed Ansari)

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about 3 years ago

जब हास्य कवि सुरेंद्र शर्मा ने अपने चुटकुलों से लूट ली 'साहित्य आजतक' की पूरी महफ़िल! #SocialMediaSpecial #FunFriday #SahityaAajtak #ATThrowback | @chitraaum

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about 3 years ago

लोक गायक गफूर खान ने करताल के साथ किया ऐसा कमाल कि आप भी उनकी कला के दीवाने हो जाएंगे #SocialMediaSpecial #ThrowbackThursday #SahityaAajtak #ATThrowback

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over 3 years ago

Pagers were introduced for quick business communication and became widespread in the 1990s. #BlastFromThePast #ThrowbackThursday #ATThrowback Courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center #ATTArchives Raise your hand if you ever had a pager! 📟

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. Pagers were introduced for quick business communication and became widespread in the 1990s. #BlastFromThePast #ThrowbackThursday #ATThrowback

Courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center #ATTArchives

Raise your hand if you ever had a pager! 📟 https://t.co/HULkbnbl0q

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over 3 years ago

One of the first picture-phone meetings back in 1964. This product was discontinued because people didn’t love being on video… my how times have changed. 😉😅 #BlastFromThePast #ThrowbackThursday #ATThrowback Courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. One of the first picture-phone meetings back in 1964. This product was discontinued because people didn’t love being on video… my how times have changed. 😉😅 #BlastFromThePast #ThrowbackThursday #ATThrowback

Courtesy of AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/sI9Z8tXIOS

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almost 5 years ago

You used to call me on my c̶e̶l̶l̶p̶h̶o̶n̶e̶ touch-tone telephone. ☎️ 🎶 #ATThrowback

almost 5 years ago

The need for speed led to the creation of touch-tone telephones in 1963, replacing the rotary dial with its efficiency. ☎ #ATThrowback PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. The need for speed led to the creation of touch-tone telephones in 1963, replacing the rotary dial with its efficiency. ☎ #ATThrowback

PC: AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/lu2eFumlcm

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almost 5 years ago

The need for speed led to the creation of touch-tone telephones in 1963, replacing the rotary dial with its efficiency. ☎ #ATThrowback PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

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about 5 years ago

To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the mobile phone, one of our own employees shared a photograph of his grandmother and Southern Bell employee, Gene Marsh, elegantly posing with the first car phone in Knoxville, TN, 1946. Wow. #ATThrowback

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the mobile phone, one of our own employees shared a photograph of his grandmother and Southern Bell employee, Gene Marsh, elegantly posing with the first car phone in Knoxville, TN, 1946. Wow. #ATThrowback https://t.co/JgLv4GjCDo

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about 5 years ago

📟 Paging the 60’s. 🔔 Pagers were introduced for quick biz communication back in the day and became widespread in the 1990s. #blastfromthepast #ATThrowback PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. 📟 Paging the 60’s. 🔔 Pagers were introduced for quick biz communication back in the day and became widespread in the 1990s. #blastfromthepast #ATThrowback

PC: AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/g1HHEeMs5y

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about 5 years ago

The first person to guess what this old school communication tech is gets a gold star. ⭐ Clue: It’s the precursor to electronic document sharing… #ATThrowback PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. The first person to guess what this old school communication tech is gets a gold star. ⭐ Clue: It’s the precursor to electronic document sharing… #ATThrowback

PC: AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/vitGFzKOM9

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about 5 years ago

Imagine calling your coworkers through a telephone switchboard operator while referencing a telephone book… we can’t. #WorldTelecommunicationDay #ATThrowback PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. Imagine calling your coworkers through a telephone switchboard operator while referencing a telephone book… we can’t. #WorldTelecommunicationDay #ATThrowback

PC: AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/aI5YQGriv1

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about 5 years ago

Famous first words: “Mr. Watson, come here; I want you!” This is a replica of the liquid transmitter that was used to make the first telephone call. 📞 #ATThrowback #TBT PC: AT&T Archives and History Center

ATTBusiness's tweet photo. Famous first words: “Mr. Watson, come here; I want you!” This is a replica of the liquid transmitter that was used to make the first telephone call. 📞 #ATThrowback #TBT

PC: AT&T Archives and History Center https://t.co/j7n9U9h7CG

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