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Hi I have a iPhone 4s and I’m wondering what iOS version it can run. I know it can’t run iOS 10 but can it run 9? Also can it support Apple Music?
I currently need to replace the battery so I can’t power it on to see. I want to use it like a iPod.
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It does Support Apple music, and the absolute highest version supported is iOS 9.3.5. It's highly recommended you not update to it though, as the OS is quite slow on 9.3.5. Good luck!
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Ok. Does iOS 8 support Apple Music? I think it’s running 8.
According to WikiPedia, Apple Music support began with an update to the Music app in iOS 8.4. The Apple Music interface was widely regarded as a mess until iOS 10, though.
What's been reported as "slow" on iOS 9 is the 4S itself, not any particular app. If you're only using the phone as a music player, any slowness you may (or may not) get in opening/closing/switching apps or using CPU-demanding apps may not interfere with your use. Horses for courses.
@paperboypaddy Yes, like @adlerpe said, iOS, 8.4 is the first version to support Apple Music.
@adlerpe That's what I meant originally, but I've added clarification. I see how my wording implies I'm talking about a particular app.
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According to the ever-invaluable MacTracker:
According to an Apple Community Specialist on Apple's Support Forum, as of February 2016 you could use Apple Music with 9.2.1, so you should still be able to access at least some of the Apple Music feature set with 9.3.5, at least for now.
As with any server-side resource, there's always the risk that the service provider will change the service in the future in ways that require newer versions of the client-side player apps than you can run. Much of Apple's website is no longer viewable in Safari unless you have OSX 10.10/10.11 or iOS 9; the same process has happened with iTunes streaming media. I'd assume that eventually Apple will change something at their end which your older player won't recognize; with luck, that won't happen until your old phone dies for good.
You might also want to be selective about which resources you use, given the 802.11n WiFi/3G cellular speeds of the device. High-bandwidth video might stutter a bit, but audio should work well. CD-quality (AKA Red Book) audio is 7.7MB/second, while 802.11n is 6.75MB/second; most streaming audio is compressed to well below Red Book level, so you should be fine.
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You can use iOS version 8.4.1 as it is faster than iOS 9 in terms of overall performance.
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