Apple’s much-anticipated iPhone 16 series is gearing up for a September launch, and recent leaks hint at significant design changes, including a new shutter button and an upgraded camera module.
The Apple iPhone 16 series is on track for a September debut, with rumors and speculation swirling online about the next iteration of Apple’s flagship smartphones. Fresh leaks suggest that the iPhone 16 could receive a major design overhaul.
TechNetBook has unveiled new iPhone 16 cases, revealing a vertical rear camera setup reminiscent of the iPhone 12. The case design also showcases a new cutout on the right side, indicating a dedicated camera shutter button for the iPhone 16 Pro models.
This shutter button is expected to be powered by the haptic engine, allowing users to focus on a subject with a soft tap and capture a photo with a double tap or a hard press. Contrary to earlier reports suggesting the removal of all buttons, this new leak indicates that we might see more physical buttons, including volume rockers, the on/off switch, and the ‘Action’ button.
Like the iPhone 15 Pro, the upcoming iPhone 16 is also expected to feature the ‘Action’ button. This customizable button could replace the traditional mute switch, offering various functions. Consequently, the entire iPhone 16 series could experience significant design upgrades.
As the launch date approaches, more details are likely to emerge. Stay tuned for further updates on the iPhone 16 series, and get ready for what could be one of Apple’s most exciting releases yet.
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