Apple to Simplify iPhone Camera Control Button Design
Apple is reportedly planning to simplify the Camera Control button on next year's iPhone, removing one of its sensing layers to reduce manufacturing costs.
The current button, introduced with the iPhone 17 lineup, combines capacitive and pressure sensors beneath a sapphire crystal surface, allowing for taps, presses, and swipes to control the camera.
A leaker known as Instant Digital claims Apple will drop the capacitive sensing layer in the second-generation version, relying solely on pressure recognition to achieve the same range of Camera Control functions.
Author's summary: Apple simplifies iPhone camera button design.
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