Most people notice the tiny hole near their iPhone camera but never think twice. There’s a clever reason Apple includes it, ...

The orange dot indicates when the microphone is in use, either during a phone call or in some recording app. Meanwhile, the green dot indicates when one or both cameras or the camera and the mic ...

The green dot on the front of the iPhone signifies that the camera is in use. If you open up the camera application, the green dot will light up to indicate that the camera is ready to perform.

The orange dot will appear in the upper right corner of your screen when your camera or microphone is activated. To see which app uses your device's mic, you need to swipe into your Control Center.

An iPhone customer warns that an orange dot on your screen may be a sign that your phone's security has been compromised. ... users will see the green camera dot rather than the orange microphone one.

When the original iPhone launched in 2007, its 2 MP camera was impressive enough. Over the years, its evolution has rivaled full-size photo and video cameras.

Bigger sensors. The iPhone 13 sensor in the Wide camera now boasts larger 1.7micron pixels, that Apple claims allows 47% more light to be gathered than on the iPhone 12.Obviously, this is sure to ...

Read along for a look at the complete iPhone camera list for what system comes with every iPhone model. iPhone has seen an impressive evolution over the years when it comes to cameras.

It’s expected the new iPhone SE 4 model will arrive on February 19, and while it will probably retain a single camera on the back, it’s expected to be a 48MP camera, just like the iPhone 16 ...

The iPhone 11 has an ultrawide-angle camera and a wide camera. The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max have the same two cameras, along with a telephoto camera. All three cameras are 12 megapixels ...