The iPhone 16's new Camera Control is one of its highlights, but some users are finding it difficult to press. Try changing this setting!

The Back Tap feature can open your camera and perform other useful tasks, and it works even if you use your iPhone with a case.

Apple has overhauled the camera button on the iPhone 16, adding haptic feedback and touch sensitivity, giving users some cool tricks they can do with it.

With smartphone cameras boasting more impressive hardware than ever before, Android phones need a physical camera button to support them.

The Camera Control is the first dedicated button for triggering the iPhone 16's camera, but it goes beyond the press-and-shoot function.

The Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 series has pressure-sensitive features, but its awkward placement hinders easy access. On-screen controls are more convenient than using Camera Control due to the button's complexity and multiple steps to adjust settings.

While some may pooh-pooh the iPhone 16 lineup as a boring addition to Apple's smartphone catalog, many people are excited for one single feature: the Camera Control button. Here's what Apple designers have to say about it.