> http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2109
That was exactly the procedure I followed, but thanks for repeating it for people that haven't done it. Following that procedure to the letter will get you 90% of the way to where you want to be. But as I explained, the procedure isn't perfect, and will leave you with some differences between your old phone and your new.
I forgot to mention - when I upgraded my daughter from the 4 to the 4S, following the procedure above to the letter, it lost most of her text message archive and a lot of her contacts. Granted - she had a massive archive of texts, and a lot of contacts. But she had not exceeded the memory of either device.
Losing most of her archived texts made her pretty P.O.'d. Fortunately, I had the foresight to archive them with third party software, and eventually was able to restore them. But it was a mess initially. Even the latest and greatest iTunes and IOS have a ways to go before the backup / restore function is 100% foolproof. It won't be foolproof until the contents of the new phone are completely identical to the contents of the old phone after the backup / restore procedure.
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