Switching the camera to a vertical orientation allows three-dimensional video recording. This system was designed to add value to the Apple Vision Pro.
The next iPhone won’t be released until September, but we know enough about Apple’s new smartphone to anticipate some changes planned for the device.
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The iPhone 16’s most assertive design to date comes from digital artist Aaron Carpenter, who created a detailed image to expert specifications:
The iPhone 16’s two new interface buttons are clearly on display, a novelty compared to last year, when only the iPhone 15 Pro models received the “action button”.
In addition, Apple is betting on a new button, designed to capture images, start recordings and lock the camera’s focus. You might not notice it at first glance at the images because this is a capacitive button rather than a physical button. It can sit flush with the side of the iPhone and respond to touch without the need for moving parts.
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Switching the camera to a vertical orientation allows you to record three-dimensional videos, as long as you shoot horizontally. This system was designed to add value to the Apple Vision Pro, which can reproduce recordings in an immersive way.
Finally, we have a look at the colors of the upcoming iPhone 16. Seven are expected, with the usual black and white in the mix, accompanied by pastel shades of blue, green, yellow, pink and purple.
