MailOnline's Shivali Best is one of the first people to test the all-new iPhone 16 and Apple Watch at Apple Park.
iPhone 16's new button is getting a mixed reception from Apple fans. READ MORE: Apple earphones will turn into hearing aids with software update Apple fans are revelling in one of their favourite occasions of the year – the announcement of a new iPhone.
Commentators have called the nifty selfie shortcut 'incredible' and the 'coolest feature ever', but other fans are sharing concerns that it won't work with a case. But users can also scroll their finger back and forth along the length of the button to zoom in and out. Commentators have called it 'incredible' and the 'coolest feature ever', but other fans are sharing concerns that it won't work with a case
This official case doesn't have a cut-out hole for the capture button, but instead uses 'sapphire crystal' and a 'conductive layer to communicate finger movements' iPhone 16 – which comes out on September 20 – also comes equipped with another button dubbed the 'action button' on the other side, above the volume controls.
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