Apple has improved the abilities of the iPhone camera with each generation‚ but the photo-taking experience has remained largely unchanged. You go to the camera app‚ and you snap the picture or record the video. Most of the time‚ you just tap on the screen or press the volume buttons. If you want to tweak the focus and zoom‚ you'll perform a variety of screen gestures. You'd also swipe on the screen to go into the video recording mode on your iPhone. This might change once the iPhone 16 series lands in September. Several reports detailed a brand-new‚ mysterious Capture button for the iPhone 16 in the past few months. More recent ones have tied the Capture button to the camera‚ prompting me to realize the button might be a bigger hardware upgrade than the Action button or the iPhone 15's USB-C port.  The Capture button might let you take photos and videos faster than ever by giving you faster access to the camera than other options. That's what a report said a few weeks ago. The newest Capture button leak teases even more sophisticated features for the button‚ which might change how I take photos on the iPhone. Continue reading... The post It sounds like the iPhone 16’s Capture button will change how I take photos appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Netflix new releases: We say goodbye to The Crown‚ plus 5 other titles for your watch list

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When bride-to-be Ina Josipović set off to find her perfect wedding dress‚ she was graced with the rare experience of finding The One at the first store she visited. Upon checkout‚ she was also faced with a request to tip‚ an option that prompted her to bring her experience online to navigate the tipping culture debate. Tipping came over to America from Europe in the mid-1800s. There have been general rules for who you tip for what services‚ like hairdressers‚ servers‚ food deliverers‚ and so on. The amount varies but 15-20% is the most popular rule of thumb. However‚ a proliferation of tipping expectations for even more goods and services in the U.S. has sparked a debate about when this is or is not appropriate‚ and Ina’s personal experience has added a whole new layer to the discussion. Here’s her story. Bride-to-be Ina Josipović was given the option to tip after buying her wedding dress 30-year-old Ina Josipović shared her experience of being asked to tip after buying a wedding dress / Unsplash Accompanied by one of her close friends‚ not only did 30-year-old Ina find her dream dress at her first stop‚ but it was also on sale. Encouraged‚ she went to go pay for her dress with a credit card. The sale went through‚ but after all the numbers were crunched‚ Ina then saw something she did not expect: a request to tip. RELATED: Some Businesses Ditch Tip Prompts As Americans Call Tipping Culture “Out Of Control” The otherwise smooth shopping trip just took on a more complicated air. Was this normal? It didn’t feel like it to Ina‚ who told Fox‚ “When I paid and then I saw the tipping option‚ I froze and was taken aback by the fact that I needed to tip at a retail store.” Because it was such unfamiliar territory‚ she had no idea how to proceed – and if she did tip‚ how much? The great tipping debate has broken new ground Ina shared her story online to spark discussions regarding tipping culture / TikTok video screenshot Some additional context: besides Ina and her friend‚ those at the store that day included some employees and in individual Ina believed to be the owner. Reflecting on the guidance she got from the stylist‚ Ina insisted the stylist did a “great” job helping her find just the right dress. However‚ at checkout‚ a very confused Ina asked her friend‚ who had shopped at that same bridal store before‚ if tipping was normal for such a service. Her friend said it was not. But by this point‚ Ina was starting to feel stressed and flustered. Online‚ most agree that they would decline to tip for wedding dress shopping / Unsplash “I guess if you can afford a $10‚000 dress‚ maybe a tip isn’t that big of a problem‚” she said in her TikTok video‚ “But most people really can’t.” Still‚ when she did some quick arithmetic and found that a 20% or even 10% tip would cost a couple of hundred‚ Ina settled with $50‚ or around 1.5%. She felt guilty submitting an amount so much lower than the usual 15-20% and took the debate online. “If you guys think your stylist deserves a tip‚ why don’t you just give her commission‚” she proposed in her TikTok. Usually‚ registers that have a tipping option also allow customers to pick “No Tip‚” a choice one TikTok responder said they “have no shame just pressing.” Another agreed‚ “I am on the no-tip plan for most things nowadays other than waitstaff‚ salons and misc helpful people. Tipping is out of control. I’m ok saying no.” Most of Ina’s followers shared this view. Do you agree with what Ina did‚ or a different option? @inajosipovic the bosnian in me really shows with all that hand movement lol #foryou #fyp #viral #tips #tippingculture #bride #bridetobe #2024bride #wedding #weddingtiktok #weddingdress #utah ♬ original sound – inajosipovic Click for next Article The post When Bride-To-Be Is Asked To Tip After Buying Dress‚ She Takes To TikTok To Talk Tipping Culture appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly