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Brief History

    The first smartphone was built in 1992, when IBM built a new version of the mobile
    phone called Simon, which could send and receive emails and download apps and
    games, In 2000 Nokia released the Nokia 9000 phone with a full keyboard and an LCD
    screen., Sharp launched its J-SH04 phone which is considered the first phone with a
    built-in camera, Then BlackBerry released its BlackBerry Quark phone in 2003 with an
    operating system and provided the first integrated voice communication.
    In 2007, Apple introduced the first smartphone with a touch screen. The first Android
    phone from HTC was released in 2008, called HTC Dream, which was the first of its kind
    to include capabilities like copying, pasting, and displaying notifications on the screen.
    In 2010, Samsung released the Galaxy S series of phones, which was quickly followed
    by the arrival of several firms into the sector of smartphone manufacture, which
    developed swiftly along with operating systems, components, and applications.

   The Difference Between Cell Phones and Smart Phones

    Cell phone is a traditional phone that is used to make calls and send text messages
    only, has few features, is generally based on simplicity of use, and costs less than a
    smartphone, whereas a smartphone is an advanced device that provides the user with
    an advanced operating system and a store for applications and features, and it has a
    touch screen. It enables the user to connect to the Internet, exchange and share files,
    and install apps that the user requires.

   Smartphone Components

    The Smartphone Consists of Basic Components:
        • CPU: The CPU is the brain of any electrical device. It is responsible for processing
            data in order to carry out certain duties and managing commands for the rest of
            the components to perform operations or algorithms. Smartphone processors
            were created to be tiny in size while providing high capabilities. They are also
            designed to work in low-power environments to save battery charging and to
            work for longest time possible, the processors are different based on the price
            group to which the smartphone version is targeted. Medium-processor types
            are suitable for regular tasks such as browsing the Internet, using office
            applications, and other similar tasks. Powerful gaming and virtual reality
            applications require processors from the leading categories, which are going to
            increase in price. Processors measure with gigahertz (GHz).

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