Any difference between 16 and 32GB model other than capacity?

Hi,
I've just had my 16GB iPhone 4 stolen, and it's not looking like I'm going to be able to get it back. So I'm going to have to dig deep and buy a new one. But I'd want an upgrade at the same time, to allow me to better cope with the loss. So I'm thinking about the 32GB model (also, i was pushed for space with the 16GB).
Is there any difference; Battery life, weight, speed, etc between the 16 and 32GB models? Beyond the obvious larger capacity?
As most will know, bigger hard drives are faster, mainly due to higher areal density, but I don't know how/if this applies to solid state storage. I thought possibly it might use more battery life and be slightly faster.
Thanks.

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