Six Reasons to Buy an iPhone 4S Right Now

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The iPhone 4S is
finally available
. Here are six reasons to take the plunge and upgrade right now.
6. Take Better Photos
I'm not going to lie; I personally have no desire to use a phone as my primary camera. But I say this as someone who loves photography – from film and digital to dark rooms and Photoshop, I love everything about this amazing art form. Most people don't. Most people simply want an awesome camera that they can use wherever, whenever, and with as little effort as possible. That, my friends, is the iPhone 4S. With eight megapixels and a host of auto features, the iPhone 4S will undoubtedly become the
fan favorite
among casual shutterbugs.

2. Be the First to Push Siri Beyond its Limits Having tested the iPhone 4S in a crowded Apple Store, I can confirm one thing: Siri does not work in a loud environment. What other limitations does Siri have? How far can those limits be pushed? And what might a skilled developer uncover as he attempts to crack this promising software? Someone – most likely an early adopter – is gong to have those answers. Will that someone be you? 1. Avoid the eBay Trap As we speak, eBay EBAY is being overrun with over-priced auctions for the iPhone 4S. If you know you're going to buy one eventually, why not pick it up now? Sure, the iPhone 4S will be readily available at some point in the future. But if you want one this weekend (and, judging by the consumer response thus far, you probably do), you'd better get off your butt and head to your nearest retailer. If that fails, there's always the online Apple Store. Ship times are currently listed at one to two weeks – a far cry from the month-long wait that people faced when ordering the iPad 2 just hours after its launch. Follow me @LouisBedigian

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