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A mobile phone panel, or display, is the primary visual interface of a smartphone, responsible for rendering all digital content, from text and images to videos and applications. These panels typically consist of multiple layers, including a display module (commonly LCD or OLED/AMOLED), a touch-sensitive layer (capacitive being most prevalent), and a protective cover glass (like Gorilla Glass). Modern mobile panels are characterized by their resolution (pixel density for sharpness), refresh rate (smoothness of motion), color accuracy, contrast ratio (depth of blacks and vibrancy of colors), and brightness, with advancements continuously pushing towards thinner, more flexible, and more power-efficient technologies, enhancing the overall user experience.