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    1. The circuit board is the "brain" that allows all parts of the cell phone to communicate and function together. 2. The antenna connects the phone to the cellular network and can be external or internal, with internal becoming more common. 3. The speaker and microphone allow users to speak to and hear others, with some phones including a second set for speakerphone. 4. The battery powers the phone and can be recharged while inside the phone via AC or car charger, with battery life depending on usage. 5. Additional components in smartphones may include GPS and wireless internet capabilities, either using separate or combined antennas.

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    1. The circuit board is the "brain" that allows all parts of the cell phone to communicate and function together. 2. The antenna connects the phone to the cellular network and can be external or internal, with internal becoming more common. 3. The speaker and microphone allow users to speak to and hear others, with some phones including a second set for speakerphone. 4. The battery powers the phone and can be recharged while inside the phone via AC or car charger, with battery life depending on usage. 5. Additional components in smartphones may include GPS and wireless internet capabilities, either using separate or combined antennas.

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    1. The circuit board is the "brain" that allows all parts of the cell phone to communicate and function together. 2. The antenna connects the phone to the cellular network and can be external or internal, with internal becoming more common. 3. The speaker and microphone allow users to speak to and hear others, with some phones including a second set for speakerphone. 4. The battery powers the phone and can be recharged while inside the phone via AC or car charger, with battery life depending on usage. 5. Additional components in smartphones may include GPS and wireless internet capabilities, either using separate or combined antennas.

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    What Are the Parts Inside a Cell Phone?

    By James Vinzer, eHow Contributor


    updated: September 16, 2009

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    complex the cell phones' construction. Many of today's smartphones, such as the iPhone, consist
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    The circuitboard
    1. The circuit board of the cell phone is essentially the brain of the operation. The circuit
    board allows all other parts of the cell phone to communicate with one another, and keeps
    the cell phone working. Without it, the cell phone would just be a collection of parts that
    wouldn't do anything. The circuitry is required to run the phone.

    Antenna
    2. Another important part of the cell phone is the antenna. The antenna is what allows the
    cell phone to connect to the cellular network. There are two types of antennae available
    for cell phone usage: external and internal. External cell phone antennae stick out of the
    phone, while an internal antenna is built into the phone itself. Internal antennae are more
    common among new cell phones, due to the cumbersome size that external antennae
    bring with them.

    Microphone and Speaker


    3. The speaker and microphone allow a cell phone user to speak to and hear people on the
    other end of the line. Most phones also include a second speaker and microphone to allow
    the user to use a cell phone as a speakerphone.

    Battery
    4. Without the battery, there would be nothing with which to power the cell phone. The
    majority of cell phones today come with a battery that can be recharged while still inside
    the cell phone, often with an AC or car charger. The life of the battery itself depends on
    numerous issues, such as talk time and battery size.

    Optional Components
    5. Aside from the above basic components, manufacturers also add features and components
    to their phones, particularly for the higher end smartphones such as the iPhone and Palm
    Pre. Two of the most popular of these are GPS capabilities and wireless Internet.
    Manufacturers can create separate antennas for these capabilities, or attempt to combine
    them into one single antenna.

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