The iPhone 16 has a new rear camera arrangement. [credit:
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Apple's new iPhone 16 isn't a revolution by any means, but it's a solid upgrade with a handful of new features (including two new physical buttons), plus better performance and Apple Intelligence support.
The design is similar to the iPhone 15, but with a vertical camera arrangement on the back, which helps take more efficient spatial photos and videos. A new camera control button can be clicked to take a photo, and also is touch-sensitive, allowing you to slide your finger across it to tweak the settings for the images, like zoom. It can tell the difference between a full click and a lighter press, which allows you to access customization features instead of taking a picture right away.
That's not the only new button; the configurable Action button has arrived on the iPhone 16. It was introduced in the Pro models last year, and can be used for a variety of predetermined purposes, or assigned to work with Shortcuts.
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