Paul Galvin and his brother Joseph incorporated their firm on September 25, 1928. Their premier product was a “battery eliminator” which allowed users to operate a radio from a household electrical current instead of the traditional battery. Two years later, Galvin Manufacturing Corporation introduced the first successful car radio. Galvin named the new radio “Motorola”, in an attempt to signify the union of motion and sound. The Motorola name then became the brand name for all of GMC’s products.

The 1940’s saw many changes for Motorola. A professor from the University of Connecticut, Daniel E. Noble, joined on with Galvin Manufacturing as the director of research, and his new ideas would soon change not only Motorola’s product line, but their financial success as well (www.aes

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