Apple has introduced a new physical button on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max series. With the action button, it is possible to access camera, photo and many similar features. However, a new capture button appeared in the iPhone 16 leaks. But will this button really exist and what will it do?
The capture button that will appear on the iPhone 16 series and its features
So far, leaks for the iPhone 16 series have revealed a new action button. Although the name of this button turned out to be the capture button, its function was not clear. Now Bloomberg technology editor Mark Gurman has shared important details about the iPhone 16 capture button.
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Accordingly, iPhone users will shoot videos with the capture button. It is not yet clear whether this button will also be used to take photos. But why does Apple need a second button when there is an action button?
While the action button is very useful, Apple is thought to have developed it to make it easier to take videos and photos. The Action button will be on the left side of all iPhone 16 models. The capture button will also be on all models and will be on the right side. However, it is expected that this button will be capacitive, not physical.
Although the exact location of the button is not yet clear, it is expected to be towards the center right of the iPhone 16 models. Thus, when users turn the phone sideways, their index fingers will be right on the button.
So far, there have been various leaks about the camera and designs in the iPhone 16 series. Especially Apple is expected to further develop the periscope camera in Pro models. There is a high probability that changes in the camera array will appear in the iPhone 16 design.
It is a matter of curiosity whether Apple will use a 3nm processor again in the iPhone 16 model. According to the latest details, it is known that TSCM has switched to 2nm processor production technology. However, it is unclear whether the production level is sufficient for the iPhone 16 series. According to estimates, Apple may include a 2nm processor for iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max.
