The 5S came with 7 so it should. It may be supported on the 4S.5S probably, but it will be slow. As for the 4S not too likely, and if it does it will be painful to use.
The 5S came with 7 so it should. It may be supported on the 4S.5S probably, but it will be slow. As for the 4S not too likely, and if it does it will be painful to use.
iOS XI wonder if iOS 10 will support the 4S and the 5S. Will be interesting to find out.
I still don't have an iPad mini or Pro... not good considering my Apple stuff.For features and performance, the 6s would have to be the best. However, for build quality and durability, my personal preference is the 5s.
Sure -- again, you define the criteria for yourself.Can I like all three for different reasons?
Gategate.Opiniongate.
The newest? Is the 4S the best?the bluetooth has been improved over the two models. The earphone jacks remain the same.
Overall, I can see why the OP votes the 4S as being the best of the best.
I now own the 4 and it's a little slow.Jobs did not introduce the 4S. He passed away the day after the keynote and did not officiate the keynote, nor did he attend it. If you look at replays of the keynote, you'll see an empty "Reserved" seat in some shots. It's been speculated that this seat was reserved for Steve, either symbolically or in case he had the strength to attend.
The last iPhone Steve Jobs presented was the iPhone 4.
I am interested to see what they do for the iPhone 7. I'm hoping for something totally new. I consider the iPhone 6 to be somewhat derivative of the iPhone 5, not a total rethinking as the iPhone 4 was.