What's the difference between the iphone 4s and the iphone 5?

Q. Would it be worth it to spend the extra money on the iphone 5? Or should I just get the iphone 4s because it is pretty sweet and if they're not that different then I don't want to waste my money.

A. Check out my iPhone 5 Speculation Facebook fan page (basically I grab all of the rumor and speculation news on the internet and put it all in one place for you with pictures....heck I even beat CNET with news most of the time) - you can then determine if it is worth the purchase or not:

http://www.facebook.com/iPhone5Speculation

How much is the iPhone 5 in the Philippines?

Q. I was wondering how much will the iPhone 5 cost in PH? And when will it arrive in the Philippines?

A. Here are the estimated prices of the unlocked versions of the iPhone 5:

SMART iPhone 5:

16GB â ~Php33,200
32GB â ~Php38,200
64GB â ~Php43,200

GLOBE iPhone 5:

16GB â ~Php37,000
32GB â ~Php43,000
64GB â ~Php49,000

According to TechBuzz.ph, the iPhone 5 might arrive by October, although, there's also a big possibility that it'll arrive by December.

Will information about the iPhone 5 be released to the public today after apples conference?

Q. Will the public get to know about the iPhone 5 after today's iPhone conference?

A. Yes, the keynote has just been concluded. It will actually be called the iPhone 4S, not iPhone 5. Here's all you need to know:

http://www.infolookout.com/2011/10/iphone-4s-tech-specs-iphone-5th.html

How to remove firmware change logs on iphone 5?

Q. I want to jailbreak my iPhone 5, but I know that the warranty will be void if I do, but that is only if they see the firmware changes on the device. I know there is a program called iFile on Cydia that shows those changes, but not sure if I can change them. Does anyone have a way to jailbreak my phone but still keep the warranty? And incinerate any trace that Apple employees might find?

A. As of today, there is not yet a jail beak available for the iPhone 5. I know developers are working on a tethered jailbreak, but they say it will be a while before an untethered jailbreak is made. As far as jail breaking and keeping your warranty, I highly doubt that will happen. Apple has something call behavioral scan that works wonders with ios6. When they plug your phone into their machines, they run a full diagnostic on your phone. In essence they know everything from if your battery is working fine, are all the sensors functioning, what apps are crashing, if any super user access files have been tampered, and if its been jail broken. If you are adamant on jail breaking your i5 and having some kind of back up warranty, you should probably buy AppleCare for $100 or put monthly insurance on your phone. Even though AppleCare normally won't cover it if its jail broken, you can always play the innocent victim to the great customer service reps at your local apple store. Good luck fellow i5 owner.

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