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Make the Switch: How to Control Your iPhone or iPad With Head Movements

An Apple accessibility feature called Switch Control allows you to use your head to trigger specific actions on your iPhone or iPad. If you have trouble using your iPhone or iPad with your ...
MobilityArena

How to Use the New Camera Control Button to Quickly Switch Modes and Adjust Settings While Shooting on iPhone 16

Located on the lower right side of your iPhone 16 (when held in portrait mode), this button is a mix of physical press and ...
Android Authority

iPhone 16's new Camera Control too hard to press? Try changing this setting

The iPhone 16’s Camera Control button is one of its biggest highlights, but some users are finding it difficult to press. You can change the Accessibility settings under Settings > ...
MacRumors

Switch Between Mute/Silent and Ring Mode on iPhone 16

Apple's iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus now feature the programmable Action button that replaces the traditional ring/silent switch above the volume buttons. The Action button was previously only ...

Apple acknowledges iPhone Camera Control is overly complicated with iOS 26 change

When setting up a new iPhone with iOS 26, Apple includes a simple toggle for turning off the advanced Camera Control features without digging through the Settings app. The complex stuff is still on by ...
CNET

New iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max? Do These 3 Things First When Setting Up

With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and writes about iPhone and Android features, privacy and security settings, and more. The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max also ...

iPhone 17 Models Include Toggle to Disable Screen Flickering (PWM)

The iPhone 17 models include an Accessibility setting to disable pulse width modulation (PWM), according to information found ...