Apple's next iOS update will allow users to fully customize the Camera app interface. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, users will be able to select their own control widgets that appear at the top of the screen.
The Camera app in iOS 27 will maintain its current default widget set while introducing an optional advanced mode for those seeking greater control.
Users will have the ability to pick and choose which controls—referred to as widgets—display along the top of the interface. This marks a significant shift in Apple's approach to the Camera app, historically offering limited customization options.
The feature addresses long-standing requests from mobile photographers who want more granular control over camera settings and quick-access tools. By allowing users to switch between standard and advanced layouts, Apple appears to be balancing simplicity for casual users with functionality for power users.
The customization extends to the arrangement and selection of controls, giving users flexibility in how they interact with the app's most-used features. iOS 27 is expected to launch in 2026.
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