Ending a call the usual way requires you to move the phone away from your ear and tap a red button on the screen. With the ...

It's the camera control button that causes all the chaos.

This small button could be a big deal for mobile photographers. By giving users hardware-level access to real-time camera ...

Android 16 Beta 2 adds a new 'double press power button' menu that lets you choose to launch Google Wallet instead of the camera.

Unlike the power button and every other button on the iPhone 16, the Camera Control has additional capacitive and pressure-sensing functionality.

Called the Camera Button, it sits below the power button on the right side of the iPhone’s case, where your SIM card used to go.

For years now, double-tapping the power button on Pixel phones has launched the camera. It’s how most Android phones work, and it’s an objectively good shortcut to have.

Google is toying with a new setting that would allow users to swap Android’s double-tap power button shortcut that currently opens the camera to instead open Google Wallet and other wallet apps ...

You can lightly tap the Camera Control button twice to cycle through other settings, including exposure, depth, and the iPhone 16’s new Photographic styles.

Likewise, Camera Control can be used to search for things you can see. Point the camera at a bike, for example, and clicking the button will use Google Image Search to find out more about it.

The iPhone 16 introduces a new Camera Control button, enhancing user experience.

Android has had a camera shortcut for years, and now so does the iPhone, but Apple has added on to it with more functionality.