On Wednesday, Apple released a brand new iPhone 4s iOS 9.0.2. Now that we’re a few days away from release, we want to take a look at the top things to know about Apple’s new iPhone 4s iOS 9.0.2 update.
In September, Apple released three iOS updates for the iPhone 4s; Four if you count Apple’s iOS 9.1 update, which is currently in beta programs for developers and general testers.
The first update, iOS 9.0, was released on September 16 with new features and improvements. The iOS 9.0 update is the fourth major iOS upgrade for the iPhone 4s, meaning the aging former flagship is the first iPhone to receive four major system updates.
A week later, Apple released iOS 9.0.1, a minor update and a bug fixer for the iPhone 4s. iOS 9.0.1 only reigned for a week because on Wednesday Apple shipped another iPhone 4s iOS 9 update in the form of iOS 9.0.2.
iOS 9.0.2 is a small but important update. It comes with fixes for some annoying iOS 9 issues and also promises stability upgrades for the Podcasts app.
iOS 9.0.2 fixes the issues, but reportedly comes with its own collection of iOS 9 issues. We’re starting to see software-related complaints pop up, and that’s exactly why we’re scrutinizing the update.
In the hours since the iPhone 4s iOS 9.0.2 was released, we’ve seen a few new details emerge. Today we want to take a look at these details and other important information that we think current and prospective iPhone 4s iOS 9.0.2 users should know some time before the update is released.
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