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Another report, this time from The Information, claims that Apple is testing a new camera-focused button for inclusion on this year’s iPhone release, presumably called the iPhone 16. According to the publication’s sources, the button could be located on the lower right side of the device, placing it under your index finger when taking photos and videos in landscape.

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As the anticipation for the iPhone 16 series builds, recent leaks shed light on the camera specifications and build quality of the upcoming iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro. Expected to be unveiled in September, these flagship devices are already making waves with potential improvements in zoom capabilities and camera light intake.

iPhone 16 Capture Button Will Respond to Touch and Pressure for Zooming and Focusing Apple is planning to add a new “Capture Button” to the iPhone 16 models. This button is intended for taking video and will support various gestures.

A new report from The Information today sheds more light on the rumored capture button for the iPhone 16 lineup. According to the report, the capture button will be able to respond to both touch and pressure, allowing users to “zoom in and out by swiping left and right on it.

Months after the new iPhone 15 series was launched, details about the upcoming iPhone 16 have already started doing the rounds on the internet. After its RAM details, now a noted tipster has shared details about the build quality as well as the camera specifications of the iPhone 16 and the iPhone 16 Pro.

Another outlet has claimed that the iPhone 16 will have a physical camera shutter button. You can apparently make zoom adjustments by swiping the button too. We heard last month that Apple was planning to bring a camera or capture button to the iPhone 16 range.

Apple has always introduced consistent modest camera improvements to its new iPhones each year. It is expected for this year’s iPhone 16 line to continue with new camera updates, in particular for the Pro duo, which is now rumored to feature an ever larger main sensor in addition to a new ultra-wide shooter.

Apple is testing a new button on prototypes of the iPhone 16 to help people quickly take videos and photos when they hold the device horizontally, according to two people with direct knowledge of the situation.

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