Apple iPhone 16 leaks: Get ready for unmatched camera features and more – Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)

The expected release of Apple Inc. AAPLThe unveiling of the iPhone 16 at the “Glowtime” event on Monday was accompanied by last-minute leaks that hinted at improved camera features and a touch-sensitive capture button.

What happened: According to a recent report, the iPhone 16 Pro will offer 4K video recording at up to 120 frames per second, a significant improvement over the recording speed of the current iPhone 15 Pro line.

This improvement allows users to achieve up to 4x slow motion effects at the camera's highest resolution.

Forbes' report also suggests that Apple has experimented with 8K video recording on the iPhone 16 Pro, but this feature could be held back for the iPhone 17 Pro lineup, as the next iteration is expected to feature a higher resolution zoom lens.

Details have also emerged about the iPhone's new touch-sensitive capture button. This innovative feature, which can perform different actions depending on a press or swipe, is set to change the way users take photos with their iPhones.

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Apple will officially announce the iPhone 16 models and other products at its “Glowtime” event, scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. PT.

Why it is important: The leaked features of the iPhone 16 Pro suggest that Apple continues to place emphasis on camera features, a key selling point for its devices.

Introducing a touch-sensitive record button could redefine the user experience and provide a more intuitive and versatile way to capture moments.

The possible integration of 8K video recording into future models also shows Apple's commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements.

These improvements could help Apple maintain its competitive advantage in the highly competitive smartphone market.

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