Curious about who supplied what for Nokia Corp.’s newest mobile handset, the N8, which the company is positioning as a major competitor to Apple Inc.’s iPhone 4? Here’s our compilation of the list from iSuppli Corp.'s teardown of the N8 and the components contributed:

1. AMOLED Display from {complink 4751|Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.} Mobile Display
2. Touch screen controller IC from {complink 9275|Synaptics Inc.}
3. Memory from {complink 5648|Toshiba Corp.}
4. OneNAND memory and mobile DDR DRAM from {complink 4751|Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.}
5. Digital baseband processor from {complink 5703|Texas Instruments Inc.}
6. Mobile multimedia processor chip from {complink 831|Broadcom Corp.}
7. Analog baseband/power management chip from {complink 5703|Texas Instruments Inc.}
8. Bluetooth/wireless local area network IC from Murata
9. GPS device and audio power amplifier from {complink 5703|Texas Instruments Inc.}
10. RF transceiver, RF power management IC and power reset device from {complink 12153|ST-Ericsson}
11. Power amplifier from Renesas Electronics Corp.}
12. Electronic compass from AKM Semiconductor
13. MEMS accelerator from {complink 5218|STMicroelectronics NV}