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suggest that even with a larger display, the next smartphones will be almost the same size as the current models. But one design change goes over and above what many will expect.Unlike the current physical Action Button, the presumptively titled Capture Button will be capacitive; it will not move, but thanks to haptics it will offer physical feedback to the user like the iPhone SE’s home button.
That could prove to be a welcome feature for the camera. Given the suggestive nature of calling it a Capture Button, my assumption is that one of the primary uses could be as a shutter button for the camera. If so, a two-stage button to first set the focus and then take the picture would model countless physical camera buttons worldwide.. Many hope Tim Cook and his team will bring the button to the base iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus phones next year.
Unlike this year's Action Button, the Capture Button is set to debut across the entire family of devices, positioning it as a defining feature of the iPhone 16.Getty Images These details come from pre-production models that will undergo intensive testing for quality and reliability before making the final design. MacRumors has a solid track record through the years,
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