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Yes. I use Bluetooth headphones all the time with my iPhone 4S. Works great as long as it iPhone is paired with the bluetooth headphones (takes a few seconds) and bluetooth is turned on.

• Answered by Henrik G from Sterling
• 06 29, 12
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Here are a few comparisons between the two:

The iPhone 4S is a generally quicker phone than the 3GS. It features 512MB of RAM, compared to the 3GS's 256MB. The processor on the 4S is dual-core 1GHZ, whereas the 3GS only features a single-core 600MHz processor. Nevertheless, both phones can still carry out day-to-day tasks very well, but the 4S does have the edge.

The iPhone 4S has an 8MB camera with advanced optics. The iPhone 3GS has a 3MP camera. Undoubtedly, the 4S has the edge over the 3GS in terms of photography. If you want to take some great shots, then the 4S is the phone to choose.

The iPhone 4S has "Siri", an intelligent, voice-assisted system which lets you ask questions, file meetings, read emails etc. all with your voice. This is an iPhone 4S-specific feature, so it is not available on the 3GS.

If battery life may be an issue for you, then the 4S is definitely the phone to pick. It offers a couple of more hours than the 3GS offers.

Finally, the display on the 4S is miles better than the 3GS. Text is crisper, images are more vibrant and everything shines more on the 4S.

The iPhone 4S was released in 2011, meaning it uses a lot of up-to-date technology. The 3GS is a couple of years old, but it is still good if you're just using a phone lightly. I'd personally recommend buying the 4S (I previously owned a 3GS). I've never looked back since.

• Answered by Jack G
• 04 3, 12
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Yes! Go to iTunes on either you Mac or iPhone and search for you favorite song. Then scroll down until you see the "Ringtone" version, and once you purchase it, the ringtone will show up with all of your other ringtones.

• Answered by Jaxsen S from Santa Rosa
• 05 31, 12
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Apple doesn't. but it is available from Belkin

• Answered by Annie O from Madison
• 04 25, 13
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I have two little kids and I take a ton of pics and videos every day, and I have a 16G iPhone 4. I just transfer my pics to my computer about once a month or so when my phone starts to get full, and delete the pics from my phone. You'll still have the pictures available on your Photo Stream on your phone, but they won't take up any storage space on the phone. If you are going to be downloading movies, then get the 32G, otherwise, 16G would be enough in my opinion.

• Answered by Shari B from Moorpark
• 07 1, 12
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