Everyone is curious about the iPhone 16 series, which Apple will introduce and launch in the coming months. Having reached the expected sales figures as usual with the iPhone 15 series, Apple wants to continue its success with the iPhone 16 series. Therefore, as the launch date approaches, information about the devices increases. Finally iPhone 16 Pro case has been leaked and confirms a feature that was recently revealed.
iPhone 16 Pro case reveals Capture Button
The case of the iPhone 16 Pro, whose performance tests were revealed recently, has now been revealed. According to the allegations, the iPhone 16 Pro may indeed have a brand new Capture Button. Granted, there’s only one leaked case out there, and it doesn’t confirm everything (and it’s clearly a non-Apple-made case). However, the source has a reasonable track record when it comes to Apple’s operations.
Looking at the images, the case shows a clear cutout on the right side, just below the power button. Interestingly, the power button has a rubber cover. The expected Capture Button features a cutout; This may be due to the case design or may be related to the button itself. It was first revealed earlier this month that it was trying to add a Capture Button to the iPhone 16 Pros.
When the iPhone 15 was first released, everyone was curious about the new case design with softened corners. The new case, whose frame is completely covered with titanium metal, also underwent durability tests. The results caused controversy. Because the case structure, which has serious resistance to bending and stretching, easily caused the rear glass to crack.
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Therefore, the case of the iPhone 16 series is of course a matter of curiosity. An extra button and more serious durability promises are enough to get people excited. Allegedly, the button joins the left-side-mounted Action Button as a new control for the iPhone, an unexpected move from Apple. Because this button is expected to mimic the shutter button on a typical camera.
A half press engages focus, while a full press can take a photo (or a series of images). Sony phones had shutter buttons a while ago, but they were thinner and didn’t perform as well as expected. Whether we will see the same move from Apple remains to be seen.
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