Cell Phone in Charlie Chaplin film?

Guys, its no time traveller, she's covering her face from the camera or fiddling her ear ring or something.
She chatting to the camera crew cos they're spewing at her fail
 
He said some things that immediately had me going WTF? for starters, the first experiment AM transmission was in 1906, the same year that Lee De Forest invented (or rather modified Edison's diode) the triode. Commercial broadcasting of AM stations took place in the early 1920s. To make matters even more clear, the JFET (the first silicon based semiconductor) was invented and patented in 1925, although it was expensive and difficult to make. So by all means considering AM broadcasting was the norm and there where towers around for such transmissions and with Transistors in existence, a cell (or mobile) phone is not so far fetched to believe. Around the time it was probably more secretive and in its infant experimentations. The only thing I though that would stump that is the need for a microprocessor, but then again, maybe the phone only could transmit at one fixed frequency and receive at another different but fixed frequency, so therefore, no need for a Microprocessor.

So most likely is was one of the first short distance two way walkie-talkie.
 
I saw this on the Icke headlines not long ago! Very strange.

Although, people are saying they're needs to be a broadcast tower, if it really is a time traveler, surely if the technology is advanced enough for a time machine, what makes you think they would use a standard mobile phone?

Could be a mobile, could be a walkie talkie, could be anything!

I'll always be a dreamer and look at the weird side of things :)
 
You're looking at it the wrong way.

You've got to consider that you speaking to your friend is an "event" and that the lead-up to that event already includes every single failed attempt to assassinate his mother.

Consider the fillowing:

There is a little boy named Mike, when he is 12 years old his mother is knocked down by a car and killed. Mike spends his life researching time-travel in the hope of going back to the scene of the accident and saving his mother from death. so when he is around 35 he perfects a time machine and goes back to the day of the accident. he rushes across the city to the place (and time) that she died. as he rounds a corner he shouts "Mom!", his mother is crossing the street, she turns to look at him. While she is distracted a car drives right into her and she dies. Mike, like an idiot, failed to comprehend that his "intervention" was already included in the timeline that lead up to his mothers death.
He can't change the past because the "present" already includes all attempts to chance the past.

it's just like in back to the future, when marty gets back to 1985 just in time to see doc get capped, and himself take off in the delorean...
 
He said some things that immediately had me going WTF? for starters, the first experiment AM transmission was in 1906, the same year that Lee De Forest invented (or rather modified Edison's diode) the triode. Commercial broadcasting of AM stations took place in the early 1920s. To make matters even more clear, the JFET (the first silicon based semiconductor) was invented and patented in 1925, although it was expensive and difficult to make. So by all means considering AM broadcasting was the norm and there where towers around for such transmissions and with Transistors in existence, a cell (or mobile) phone is not so far fetched to believe. Around the time it was probably more secretive and in its infant experimentations. The only thing I though that would stump that is the need for a microprocessor, but then again, maybe the phone only could transmit at one fixed frequency and receive at another different but fixed frequency, so therefore, no need for a Microprocessor.

So most likely is was one of the first short distance two way walkie-talkie.

when did the am/fms become portable, is this chaplin movie a silent movie? im ot a chaplin fan and know nothin about his films, if it was a silent movie she was prob talkin to the film crew while scratching her ear or something as was already said, i dont think there is no huge secret or time travelling theories to unveil here, that steven hawking show is one on the best things ive ever watched on time travel though