There’s no way to tell the difference between Apple Inc.’s new iPhone 4S and the previous model. Until you turn it on.

In a week of using the 4S, I found so many new things under the hood that, with a few cosmetic changes, the company could legitimately have called it “iPhone 5″ and no one would have blinked.

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