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iPhone 5 and iOS 5: What We Know So Far

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October 5, 2011
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iPhone 5 and iOS 5: What We Know So Far
All there is to know about the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, and iOS 5 launch next week in one tidy spot. - Daniel Ionescu, PCWorld
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New iPhone 4S: Top 5 Letdowns Apple's new iPhone 4S is impressive--but not that impressive.
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Apple iPhone 4S Features Roundup: A Visual Tour of What's New No iPhone 5 arrived, but Apple announced a bevy of new features for its new iPhone 4S, including a dual-core processor, a better camera, and an innovative voice-command technology called Siri. Let's take a closer look.
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