An established Chinese leaker has pushed back against recent rumors suggesting Apple plans to eliminate the Camera Control button from the iPhone 18, instead claiming the company is working to ...

This year's upcoming iPhone 17 models could be the last of Apple's smartphones to include a Camera Control button because not enough iPhone owners are using it, claims a questionable new rumor out of ...

Where a previous leak claimed Apple was cutting component orders ahead of ditching the Camera Control, a new one insists that a redesigned version will remain in the iPhone 18. The leak saying that ...

Camera Control adds complexity, but its designated role as a camera controller limits its functionality. Apple could add utility to the iPhone by assigning it to a broader list of responsibilities.

Following a rumor that Apple was already planning to cancel its Camera Control functionality with next year's iPhone 18 device, Weibo leaker Instant Digital has revealed that they believe otherwise.

Recently, a rumor suggested that Apple might drop the Camera Control with the iPhone 18 series. However, the latest leak indicates that won’t be the case. Tipster Instant Digital, known for a better ...

The Camera Control (don't call it a button) was triumphantly unveiled by Apple last year alongside the iPhone 16 family. It was an important part of the launch presentation, and even got its own ads.

A reliable Weibo tipster has refuted recent rumors that suggested that Apple is abandoning the Camera Control key in 2026. The source claims that Apple is simplifying the Camera Control button for the ...

Earlier this week, a random report from an account with zero track-record claimed that the iPhone 18 will drop the Camera Control button. We were skeptical of the rumor at the time, and now a new leak ...

Apple had introduced a new capacitive button, called the Camera Control button, with the iPhone 16 series. It is going to be carried forward in the 2025 iPhone 17 lineup as well. However, new ...

Camera Control adds complexity, but its designated role as a camera controller limits its functionality. Apple could add utility to the iPhone by assigning it to a broader list of responsibilities.

A tipster on Weibo claims that Apple has notified its suppliers that it won’t be purchasing the camera control button anymore. This means that the company is planning to remove the component from the ...