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yes it does, in fact a much better siri with better response because it has the IOS 6 update on it.

• Answered by Fadi R from St Albans
• Sep 24, 2012
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Hmmm.... actually not much of a big difference in my opinion. The differences are as follows:

1) a longer screen display.
2) new lightning connector
3) Better processor
4) Minor design alterations
5) LTE capability
6) Uses a nano sim
7) Better facetime camera
8) New earphones.

Basically, just some minor adjustments and tweaks. If you are strict on budget, the 4S would suffice. If you are not, go for the 5 instead. The 5 has been proven to perform faster than the 4S due to the better processor.

• Answered by Sia C from Klang
• Nov 2, 2012
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When the message is sent as regular text SMS or MMS it is in a green cloud and when it sends as an iMessage it sends in blue.

• Answered by John O from Gillette
• Aug 15, 2012
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Disappointingly it is only USB 2.0. Says so right there in the details. I was hoping for a lightning to thunderbolt cable or at least USB 3.0. What's the point of a new dock if you can't at least get much faster transfer speeds?

• Answered by James K from Washington
• Sep 14, 2012
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iMessage is similar to text messaging except it uses your data connection over the internet rather than your mobile phone providers SMS (text message) service. By data connection I mean GPRS, EDGE, 3G or WiFi.

iMessage does not cost anything to use as such, but it does use your data connection so if you are paying for that then there is a cost for the amount of data transferred (not much of just sending text).

iMessage messages can only be sent to people using iOS5+ devices with active iMessage accounts (you can turn iMessage on/off in settings).

If your iOS5+ device cannot reach the other iOS5+ device via iMessage within a certain time frame then your device will send the message via standard SMS (text message) instead (assuming your device supports SMS).

• Answered by Richard C
• Sep 10, 2012
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Yes, it's called a Nano sim slot, even smaller than the iphone 4 or 4s sim slots.

• Answered by Ayouba D from Bronx
• Sep 24, 2012
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The phone itself will include a 5W USB power adapter, a lightning to USB cable, and a set of earpods. If you want a case or screen protector, those will need to be purchased separately.

• Answered by Becca H from Austin
• May 23, 2013
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