Apple is bringing the QuickTake feature to iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. The update was launched with iOS 14 beta after the WWDC Keynote event. The feature was originally introduced for iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro max in 2019.
QuickTake lets users record a video while holding their phone’s shutter button in photo mode. This helps in recording a video moment right away, without the need to switch between Camera modes.
The feature was exclusive for Apple’s iPhone 11 lineup from 2019. However, with iOS 14, it will be compatible with Apple’s devices from 2018 as well. QuickTake is also a part of Apple’s new second-generation iPhone SE 2020.
iPhone will also be getting some updates to QuickTake and users will be able to capture videos from holding down the volume down button as well. This will be an even faster way to record videos in a hurry. The Volume Up button is also used to take burst photos on their iPhones.
Apple’s camera is also getting other updates like switching resolutions and frame rate in the camera app, and several other hidden features within the preview for iOS 14. Registered Apple Developers can get the beta version from the Apple Developers website by following these steps.
Read about more updates from WWDC 2020:
- iOS 14 announced: new home screen with widgets, car key, and other features
- iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 compatible devices
- iPadOS 14 announced: New Design, Scribble, Improved Siri, ARKit 4 and more
- watchOS 7 announced: Sleep tracking, watch face sharing and more
- tvOS 14 announced: picture-in-picture video, gaming updates, and YouTube in 4K
- macOS Big Sur features: New Design, Control Center, Notifications and More
- How to install tvOS 14 beta without an Apple Developer Account
- How to install watchOS 7 beta without a Developer Account
- How to install iPadOS 14 beta without a Developer Account
- How to install iOS 14 beta on iPhone without a Developer Account
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