For me personally, the iPhone 5 isn't an option because it has, what I consider to be, big gapping holes that make it unenjoyable for me to use. That I don't ow

For me personally, the iPhone 5 isn't an option because it has, what I consider to be, big gapping holes that make it unenjoyable for me to use. That I don't own the data I put into apps is a real problem for me. Apple hates the file metaphor but they haven't replaced it with anything else. Apparently they don't see it as a problem, but I do. Another huge problem for me is that if I add a website to the home screen it refreshes every time I open it. This is not the case for tabs in Safari. Just these 2 things is enough for me to keep a 4S for testing but otherwise not using an iPhone as a my daily driver. If these aren't a problem for you then you have nothing to worry about and shouldn't get defensive; the iPhone is just a piece of electronics that you use to get things done, it doesn't need to have its honor defended.