A copyright is for printed materials, so no he didn't hold it for the phone. It would be a patent and most likely since he was working for Motorola they hold it. Companies make an contract/ agreement with employees that what they create or invent while working for them belongs to the company. I imagine this is the case with Cooper.
Does a.a. milne's granddaughter hold literary copyright for his writings
He was the head of the team that invented, the handheld cell phone. Cooper has been quoted as saying (of the first such device) "The battery lifetime was 20 minutes, but that wasn't really a big problem because you couldn't hold that phone up for that long" (it weighed about 2.5 pounds).It's probably worth noting that this was not the first cellular phone; it was just the first one that was "small" enough to be practical as a handheld device (prior to that, they'd been intended for installation in cars).
No; inventions are protected by patents, not copyright.
If you hold the copyright or have a license, yes.
If you created it, you hold the copyright. To help enforce that right, you should clearly mark the item as being copyrighted. To bring a lawsuit, you will have to copyright the item through official channels through the Copyright Officer of the US Government.
Yes you can. However bear in mind that even though you hold the copyright to the photograph you do not own the subject material of the photo.
Owning an image or the copyright to an image are the same thing. When you hold the copyright to an image it is yours to do with whatever you will, and you can decide who has permission to use it or not. There is no difference.
It can hold 13.2 gallons of fuel which is approximately 50 litres.
He wants you to hold his phone. Obviously.
Cooper tires can be purchased at any garage that hold brand named tires, such as Belle Tire, or even the Cooper Tire website offers their product for sale.
The gas tank on the 2002 MINI Cooper holds 13.2 gal..
The gas tank on the 2012 MINI Cooper holds 13.2 gal..