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And a new, partly-disclosed processor and some fixes that should've been done on the iPhone 4.

It's about time Apple introduced a proper 802.11n that operates on both bands - this was a real issue on the 4S in our corporate environment, as the devices wouldn't connect if there weren't any uncontended channels and we'd have to restart the router, even though the additional channels on the 5GHz frequency were readily available.

Is this improved connector now the standard mini USB you get on Samsung, HTC, RIM, Motorola, etc. or have Apple just shrunk it to another awkward interface that you have to fork-out a further 40 just for a sodding charger?