RAM consumption in iPhone4S using iOS6

My iPhone4S after performing an update to iOS 6, everything went perfectly well. And I am using my iPhone normally.
One thing that strike me after I tried using iOS6 for several days now is that the consumption of RAM is much more. My iPhone4s response slower than when I was using iOS5.
I am sure that there is huge updates and new features that is offering is iOS6, but considering that it has been released for the iPhone5 in general.
wondering so much that apple will at least provide updates to improve the iOS6 RAM consumption. For the sake of iPhone4S or even iPhone3GS

This is number of sessions which made number of processes a little more on node 1. But over all these extra processes are taking a few MBs of memory only.

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I have encountered an issue in iTunes which was not resolved with the latest 10.6.3 update and was hoping for any community suggestions or advice.
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