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4. - The power source that provides electricity to operate a mobile phone, typically rechargeable.
7. - Pertaining to mobile phones that operate using cellular network technology for wireless communication.
8. - A built-in feature of smartphones for capturing photos and videos, often with additional editing and sharing capabilities.
9. System (OS) - Software that manages a phone's hardware and software resources, providing a user interface and enabling apps to run.

1. - A display screen that responds to touch, allowing users to interact with the phone by tapping, swiping, and gestures.
2. - The ability of smartphones to provide maps, directions, and GPS-based location services for travel and navigation purposes.
3. - A device used to recharge the battery of a phone by connecting it to a power source.
5. - A wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances between phones and other devices, such as headphones and speakers.
6. - A mobile phone that offers advanced features beyond traditional voice calls and text messaging, such as internet browsing, apps, and multimedia capabilities.
10. - Short for applications, software programs designed to run on smartphones and provide various functions like games, social media, productivity tools, etc.