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'''A smartphone is a handheld electronic device that combines the functionalities of a mobile phone with advanced computing capabilities. Smartphones allow users t calls, send messages,o make phone access the internet, use mobile applications, and perform various multimedia and productivity tasks. | '''A smartphone is a handheld electronic device that combines the functionalities of a mobile phone with advanced computing capabilities. Smartphones allow users t calls, send messages,o make phone access the internet, use mobile applications, and perform various multimedia and productivity tasks.IBM Simon Personal Communicator, released in 1994. It combined a mobile phone with features such as a touchscreen, calendar, and email capability. The modern smartphone era began in 2007, with the introduction of Apple’s iPhone, which revolutionized the industry by integrating a large touchscreen, internet browsing, and multimedia features. Shortly after, Google’s Android operating system like Samsung, Huawei, and Xiaomi.''' '''Modern smartphones include a wide range of advanced features, such as:''' '''Touchscreen displays with multi-touch capability''' '''High-resolution cameras for photography and video recording''' '''Internet connectivity via 4G or 5G networks, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth''' '''Mobile applications (apps) available through digital stores like Google Play and the Apple App Store''' '''GPS navigation, voice assistants, and cloud storage integration''' '''Sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, and fingerprint scanners for security and user interaction''' '''Operating Systems''' '''The two dominant smartphone operating systems are:''' '''Android – developed by Google, known for its open-source design and wide range of customization.''' '''iOS – developed by Apple Inc., known for its simplicity, security, and integration with Apple’s ecosystem.''' '''Other systems, such as Windows Mobile, BlackBerry''' | ||
'''Modern smartphones include a wide range of advanced features, such as:''' | |||
'''Touchscreen displays with multi-touch capability''' | |||
'''High-resolution cameras for photography and video recording''' | |||
'''Internet connectivity via 4G or 5G networks, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth''' | |||
'''Mobile applications (apps) available through digital stores like Google Play and the Apple App Store''' | |||
'''GPS navigation, voice assistants, and cloud storage integration''' | |||
'''Sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, and fingerprint scanners for security and user interaction''' | |||
'''Operating Systems''' | |||
'''The two dominant smartphone operating systems are:''' | |||
'''Android – developed by Google, known for its open-source design and wide range of customization.''' | |||
'''iOS – developed by Apple Inc., known for its simplicity, security, and integration with Apple’s ecosystem.''' | |||
Other systems, such as Windows Mobile, BlackBerry | |||
=== '''Key Features''' === | === '''Key Features''' === | ||
'''Modern smartphones typically include:''' | '''Modern smartphones typically include:''' | ||