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According to recent CAD renders shared by 91mobiles, Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 16 Pro is poised to include an additional button on its right side. Dubbed the ‘Capture Button,’ this feature, reportedly integrating capacitive touch technology, is speculated to offer advanced camera functionalities such as focus adjustment, zoom controls, and a shutter for both photo and video capture.
The introduction of this dedicated camera button follows the precedent set by last year’s iPhone 15 Pro, which introduced the ‘Action Button.’ While the exact role of the Action Button remains somewhat ambiguous, the Capture Button seems to have a clearer purpose, specifically catering to the preferences of photography enthusiasts and creators.
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Apart from incorporating the new button, the iPhone 16 Pro is anticipated to maintain its familiar design language with some noteworthy refinements. It is expected to retain the Titanium frame and rounded corners seen in the iPhone 15 Pro Series while boasting slightly slimmer bezels and a marginally larger overall size.
According to the same report, the dimensions of the iPhone 16 Pro are projected to be 149.6 x 71.4 x 8.4mm, making it slightly taller, wider, and thicker compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 15 Pro. This size adjustment could accommodate a larger 6.3-inch display, marking an enhancement from the 6.1-inch screen of the previous model.
Although earlier leaks hinted at a substantially redesigned camera bump, these latest renders suggest that Apple will likely maintain the familiar protruding camera module first introduced with the iPhone 11 Pro series in 2019.
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