Rumor suggests that the iPhone 17 and 17 Pro may be the last iPhones to include the Camera Control button due to low usage ...

The iPhone 17 series might be the last phones with a Camera Control button according to one source, but we have our doubts.

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Apple introduced the Camera Control button with the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max in 2024, but it may discontinue the feature with the iPhone 18.

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The Camera Control button is a new physical control on the side of the entire iPhone 16 lineup. Here's everything you need to know, and how to get the most out of it.

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09-09-2024 DESIGN The iPhone 16’s new Camera Control button is about so much more than the camera The new Apple Camera Control button is here for better ergonomics. And perhaps better AI.

Now when you click Camera Control, the Magnifier app will be instantly invoked. You'll also see that there's a Code Scanner option that you can assign to the button from this settings menu.

Originally rumored to be a “capture” button, the Camera Control can do much more than just take a photo. Here are all of the cool things you can do with the Camera Control on the iPhone 16 series.

When you press down on the Camera Control button it brings up the Camera app, which is where its additional functionality lays hidden, but it can be easily invoked with light press gestures.

The Camera Control button can change the way you use your iPhone. Given the complexity of the hardware and software, I wondered whether Apple could have also added Touch ID support to the button.