Apple completely redesigned the buttons on the iPhone 16.

According to Economic Daily, Apple has placed a large order for capacitive buttons from supplier Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE). The new buttons will include a power button, volume buttons, an Action button, and a new camera button, all using capacitive technology instead of mechanical ones.

This means that instead of feeling the tactile force and bounce of mechanical buttons, users will experience a vibrating feedback from Taptic Engines when pressing a button. Apple plans to equip the device with two Taptic Engines to create haptic feedback, letting users know that an action has been performed.

Illustration of the iPhone 16 Pro Max with the new camera button.

The switch to capacitive buttons is also part of Apple's internal plan codenamed "Project Bongo." Initially, the company intended to use this technology on the iPhone 15, but due to technical issues, this plan was postponed until the iPhone 16.

Beyond just button improvements, the iPhone 16 is expected to offer many other upgrades. The device will have a larger screen, a powerful A18 Pro chip, and the Pro version will feature significantly upgraded cameras. The iPhone 16 will also support Wi-Fi 7 and 5G Advance, and utilize a graphene-based cooling system, promising improved performance and longevity.

In particular, the iPhone 16 also integrates AI-generated features, allowing users to interact with chatbots or create images from text directly on their phone. This is one of the most anticipated features, promising a new and convenient experience for users.

Duc Anh (according to Economic Daily)

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