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The iPhone 16’s camera bump is smaller than the previous generation’s. Image: Apple |
Apple has announced the 6.1-inch iPhone 16 and 6.7-inch iPhone 16 Plus. The new phones now include a dedicated ‘Camera Control’ button, as well as the ‘Action’ button that was exclusive to the iPhone 15 Pro in the previous generation. The phones also feature a new A18 processor.
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The company says the ‘Camera Control’ button allows you to control various features in the camera app, and also provides ‘instant access’ to Apple Intelligence features.
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The new design also features what appears to be a smaller camera bump than the previous generation, as the wide and ultra-wide cameras are in line vertically, rather than being at a diagonal.
Earlier in the presentation, Apple CEO Tim Cook called the phones “the first iPhones designed from the ground up for Apple Intelligence and its breakthrough capabilities.”
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