Capturing high-quality photos or videos with your iPhone requires more than just pointing and shooting. It involves understanding the various tools and features available to you. The video below from ...

Learn three hidden iPhone camera features that Apple doesn't advertise.

Apple’s latest iPhone 16 series introduces a new camera control button. This button lets you quickly launch the camera, take photos, record videos, and adjust settings using capacitive touch controls.

One of the big selling points of the iPhone 16 hardware is the Camera Control button. It’s a small physical button on the bottom right of the frame that also has some capacitive capabilities. With the ...

In addition to my skills as a photographer, I depend upon my professional cameras to give me reliable, consistent, predicable control of my photography. Often the opportunities to take pictures are ...

This might sound funny, but it seems the biggest hardware updates for iPhones are reserved for the buttons. After adding an Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro, and then adding a Camera Control shutter ...

For the second year in a row, Apple has added a button to the iPhone. New iPhone buyers will have two different hardware buttons to get familiar with, both the Action Button (introduced on the iPhone ...

David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over the last decade, he's reviewed phones for TechRadar as well as covered tech, gaming, and culture for Engadget, Popular Mechanics ...

Apple replaced the classic mute switch with the configurable Action button last year on the iPhone 15 Pro. Since day one, the Action button on my iPhone 15 Pro Max has been assigned to launching the ...

While the camera shutter button isn't a new thing, after the iPhone 16 hype, two Android brands are already working on camera buttons for their phones. Apple recently introduced the iPhone 16 series, ...

I absolutely love the new Camera Control button on iPhone 16, but the default settings aren’t for me. By default, I find it too slow to activate and too accident prone when taking photos. Fortunately, ...