There are many components that make up a smartphone, but some of the essential ones are:

The display, which is the main interface for the user to see and interact with the phone. There are different types of display technologies, such as LCD and AMOLED
The battery, which provides the power source for the phone functions. The battery capacity and charging speed can vary depending on the phone model and technology
The system-on-chip (SoC), which is the main processor that integrates the CPU, GPU, modem, and other components that enable the phone to run applications, connect to networks, and process data
The camera, which consists of three main parts: the sensor, the lens, and the image processor. The camera quality and features can depend on factors such as resolution, aperture, zoom, stabilization, and software
The memory, which includes both the RAM and the storage. The RAM is used to store temporary data for running applications, while the storage is used to store permanent data such as photos, videos, and music. The memory size and speed can affect the performance and usability of the phone
These are some of the essential components of a smartphone, but there are also other components such as speakers, microphones, sensors, antennas, buttons, ports, etc. that contribute to the functionality and design of the phone.
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