So you managed to get an iPhone 4S today. Congratulations! But once you finish having sex with it and get it cleaned off, ask yourself: What do you really know about your new phone, in an empirical and (sort of) scientifically tested fashion? Not much, right? Giz has your back

You know what, Apple? You’re not the only ones with a revolutionary new product that actually looks the same but maybe there’s some different stuff in there. Subway’s coming strong with a hot beef-injected Meatball Sub 4S

> Today’s the day we’ve been anticipating for months: iPhone 4S launch day. Apple fans hit retailers in droves to get their hands on the new handset, braving wind, rain and, perhaps most dangerously of all, other Apple aficionados. The iPhone 4S has shown phenomenally strong pre-order numbers , and by the looks of it, first-day sales won’t be too shabby either (some estimates are pegging sales of over 4 million for this weekend alone). Some lucky German folks who pre-ordered the phone received their units several days early

With the launch of iOS 5 on Wednesday and the iPhone 4S today, excited iOS users have queued up to make the transition to Apple’s latest and greatest. Unfortunately for many, the transition hasn’t been as smooth as they’d hoped.

9to5Mac stumbled upon a YouTube video that exposes one of Siri’s weaknesses – people who speak English with a heavy accent. These non-native speakers cause poor Siri to get all confused. More??