Apple is not planning to omit its camera control from the iPhone 17. But the hardware itself could become simpler.

As it stands, Apple does allow Camera Control to open a third-party camera app, the Magnifier accessibility feature, or the ...

A rumor started circulating recently that Apple would ditch its controversial Camera Control feature with the iPhone 18. Some ...

Currently, the Camera Control feature uses capacitive and pressure sensors. According to a report, Apple is looking to get ...

Earlier this week, a random report from an account with zero track-record claimed that the iPhone 18 will drop the ...

It apparently doesn't have much life left in it. The Camera Control (don't call it a button) was triumphantly unveiled by ...

Apple's latest iPhone 16 models include a new Camera Control button (located on the lower right-hand side when holding the phone in portrait mode), and the latest iOS 18.2 software update adds a ...

I am elated that the new Camera Control can be found across all the i Phone 16 models. (Typically, Apple tends to reserve all the cool new features for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max).

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In fact, I have all the fancy “swipey-swipey” features disabled. I’d be bummed if Apple removed the Camera Control altogether. A simplified version of it, however, makes perfect sense.