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Featured Link: iOS 6 Makes iPhone 3GS Feel Like a New Phone, Simon Royal, Tech Spectrum, 09.20. Although the iPhone 3GS was introduced in 2009, iOS 6 makes it feel like a newer, faster phone.

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