My iPhone 4s won't turn on, charge or connect to iTunes

My iPhone 4s was installing iOs on low battery which I now realise is bad, since that my phone wont turn on, charge or connect to a PC, ive tried pressing the two buttons and nothing works it still remains a black screen and I have also tried charging it with different chargers and different places, (walls,laptops etc) and nothing seems to happen, is there a way I can fix this?

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