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This is a Scottish fact that not everyone knows about, but Scotland officially has three different languages – England, Scottish Gaelic and Scots. Scottish Gaelic is an ancient Celtic language that evolved from Old Irish, and Scots is a Germanic language that’s similar to English but is considered a different language. 15. Home to the Loch Ness monster These are the facts that will have you shouting “I never knew that about Scotland!” I promise you they are really interesting! The fax industry has seen a significant shift starting from the mechanical fax machine, first introduced in 1843, the world’s first fax device. By the late 1980s, we could scan images and send signature images over long distances. Personally, I think Scotland is one of the most photogenic places in the world. Well, it seems like I’m not the only one, because the world’s first colour photograph was taken of a Tartan Ribbon in Scotland. Think the bagpipes are Scottish? Think again 17. Playing the bagpipes

The small Scots town of Bonnybridge has become the UFO capital of the world. The town has more than 300 sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects reported every year. What do you think, aliens? I think aliens… 6. The world’s shortest flight Using fax apps, you can easily store all your sent and received faxes in a single place and access the files whenever you need them. Most online fax services offer cloud storage, so you can easily save your faxes in the cloud.The AT&T Corporation developed fax technology in the early 1900s by sending photographs over the wire. After this, the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) successfully transmitted wireless fax across the Atlantic Ocean. It wasn’t until many years later that the Xerox Corporation created the first modern-day commercialized fax machine. Fact #3: The First Colored Fax Was Sent 80 Years Ago

Faxing is one of the oldest forms of electronic communication still in use today. Many businesses and organizations rely on faxing because it’s one of the most secure and fastest ways to send and receive files that contain sensitive information. Fact #5: Japan Is the Early Adopter of Faxing Equipped with a set of 50-60 banana-sized teeth, these expert eaters could rip almost 100kg of flesh off their victims in a single chomp! As technology advances, every invention is eventually replaced with a more advanced, faster, and safer alternative. The first decade of the 21st century has witnessed an exponential increase in internet-related functions, most notably replacing the regular fax machine. Fax transmissions havedecreased dramatically as volume shifts to more internet-based alternatives or online fax services. Fact #8: iFax Launched Its First-Ever Mobile Faxing on App Store As there are many internet fax apps, you can use them to send and receive faxes online on the go. Fact #22: Faxing Isn’t Dead These fearsome prehistoric creatures were carnivores, feasting on the flesh of the unfortunate animals they caught.

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You can use a fax machine to send documents to multiple recipients simultaneously by entering their numbers into the broadcast field. It also works on several online faxing services where you can send a single fax to multiple recipients straight from the computer or smartphone. Fact #15: Online Faxing Doesn’t Require You to Use a Telephone Line You have to be very thankful to Scots, because they helped invent the modern world. Scotsman Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in February 1876, and engineer John Logie Baird created the world’s first TV picture on October 2, 1925. 8. No haggis here Is there a sound more terrifying than the thundering stomp of an approaching T. Rex?! Thrash ‘N Throw Tyrannosaurus rex includes a stomping sound effect!