Inside of Smartphones

Here is a partly torn down iPhone X. Can you guess which hardware component this is?

Let's try another one with an iPhone X. What do you think this could be?

We are diving a little deeper and looking at an iPhone 4. The small chip marked with red carries a crucial function: it allows the smartphone to measure and maintain its orientation. As a result, your smartphone can rotate its screen to match your perspective. Do you know how this sensor is called?

Apart from gyroscope, there are other important sensors. For instance, GPS is a system which tracks the target by map with the help of GPS satellites to help you navigate. Can you find it on the motherboard of this fairphone?

Here is a motherboard of an iPhone X. Can you find the bluetooth module, responsible for wireless connection of the device?

This is another important component on an example of Samsung Galaxy Note 4. It enables the transmission and receival of radio signals, without which we would not be able to communicate. You surely know this one, don't you?!

Did you know you can still privately listen to music on a train or a bus, even if you forget your headphones?! This little fellow enables it, combined with the corresponding app. Can you guess the hardware piece?

Finally, this spare part is shown on a partly demounted Huawei 10. Do you know what this is?