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I upgraded to watchos 2 last night and after the upgrade, my watch no longer communicated with the phone. It would show apps, but none of the communications would work between Apps. So I decided to reset the app and disconnect it from the phone. Now I am trying to re-pair it and after going through the pairing process I am asked to login with my Apple ID. After I put in my password, the spinner keeps spinning and it says Verifying Apple ID.I am pretty sure I have added the UDID.What else can I do to pair the app with the phone?

I'm using iTunes to backup my devices, and restoring to my device usually takes less than two hours. iCloud backup is great, however, downloading every app from App Store would take days. Also, I sometimes update apps on my grandma's iPad via iTunes syncing where no Internet connection is available.Since thinned app contains no universal binary and resources, I assume that it would be unable to sync to iTunes. Will I be able to download download a complete version instead on iTunes?

hi,I'm converting my app to Swift 2. I found something different in session.dataTaskWithRequest. In the code below I use an HTTP URL to post the request. But this is somewhere converted to a HTTPS URL. So the server isn't reachable because the server don't use SSL? Why is this happening? Could I change this to HTTP anyway? func post(params : NSDictionary, url : String, postCompleted : (succeeded: Bool, msg: String, json: NSDictionary?) -> ()) { let request = NSMutableURLRequest(URL: NSURL(string: url)!) let session = NSURLSession.sharedSession() request.HTTPMethod = POST do { request.HTTPBody = try NSJSONSerialization.dataWithJSONObject(params, options: []) } catch let error as NSError { print(Error in request post: (error)) request.HTTPBody = nil } catch { print(Catch all error: (error)) } request.addValue(application/json, forHTTPHeaderField: Content-Type) request.addValue(application/json, forHTTPHeaderField: Accept) let task = session.dataTaskWithRequest(request, com

Hello,I have the following subscriptions plan to implement, but I am not sure if it's possible, or if I am developing the correct ideas.You can subscribe to multiple worlds in a game which are offered like this:1 world subscription - price15 worlds subscription - price210 worlds subscription - price 3unlimited worlds subscriptions - price 41. My client's request is to make them auto-renewable, which from what I've read there are some limitations to them. But my question is if it's possible for a user to buy subscriptions to 3 worlds (meaning subscribe one by one, paying price1 for each), if it's permitted? 2. What happens if the user afterwards buys the 5 worlds subscription. Is it correct to just add it up to the old three ones? I mean to have the old three ones and to also have the 5 bundle subscription? 3. Also how can I cancel the old subscriptions if the user buys at some point the unlimited subscription? Is this possible, or I should just let him know that he must cancel on his own the old subs

I get the following error trying to run my OS X app in XCode 7 on OS X 10.10.4:Unable to determine compiler to use - the abstract compiler specification is missing from this Xcode installation.I have no idea what to do, any help would be appreciated

I've upgraded to WatchOS 2 (13S5254w) and I'm unable to see my Gmail calendar events on my watch. I can still see my iCloud calendar events, but not any third-party calendar.On my iPhone 5 (iOS 9 beta), I can see all the events from my different calendars just fine.I have already added the UUID of both my iPhone and Watch to the developer devices list. And I have tried restarting both devices. I have also tried removing/adding the calendar glance, and customizing the calendar glance. But nothing seems solve my issue.

Under iOS 9 the call [UIApplication canOpenURL:] will now result in the following message in the log:-canOpenURL: failed for URL: imdb: - error: This app is not allowed to query for scheme imdbThis seems to be a new security feature which prevents that Apps can scan for installed Apps with known custom URL schemes. But this makes it impossible to ckeck if a certain App is installed. So there's no longer possible to hide all the options to open certain information in the other Apps if these Apps are not installed. This results to a bad user experience, because either I have to provide an option to open data in external Aps, even if these are not available, or I have to remove these options entirely. Both is not really very user friendly.Is there a workaround for this? Is there a key for the Info.plist where I can request the permission for calling canOpenURL (similar to the key for the location services in order to be able to get geo locations)?

FileVault 2 and fdesetupQuestion:When changing account passwords outside of the login window or System Preferences, it does not appear that the FileVault 2 pre-boot login screen gets updated with the new password information.Is there a way to force the OS to update the pre-boot login screen with the new password info?Use cases that may apply:A. Using the passwd command (running as root) to update the account passwordB. Dropping updated plist files into /var/db/dslocal/nodes/Default/usersAnswer:After password change, may need to remove and add user with fdesetup. This will flush the old password's derived key and set up a derived key for the new password.File bug reports for use cases A and B above. The response for use case B may be That's horrifying. Don't do that.Remove:fdesetup remove -user username_goes_hereRe-add:fdesetup add -usertoadd username_goes_hereQuestion:Does the FV 2 password change update process work when an AD DC is accessible via WiFi and not via Ethernet? Ran into a case where the

Hello,Anyone else experience this issue?Currently on a fully patched Exchange 2013 box6/10/15 11:04:56.719 Mail[2654]: Unrecognized XSSimpleTypeDefinition: OneOff6/10/15 11:04:56.719 Mail[2654]: childFrame with no value: <_SOAPParserFrame: 0x7fe9422c7600> EWSMailboxTypeTypeDefinition:__NSCFString (Inlined Arrays: (null))6/10/15 11:04:56.727 Mail[2654]: Unrecognized XSSimpleTypeDefinition: OneOff6/10/15 11:04:56.727 Mail[2654]: childFrame with no value: <_SOAPParserFrame: 0x7fe93ff8ea20> EWSMailboxTypeTypeDefinition:__NSCFString (Inlined Arrays: (null))6/10/15 11:04:56.729 Mail[2654]: Unrecognized XSSimpleTypeDefinition: OneOff6/10/15 11:04:56.729 Mail[2654]: childFrame with no value: <_SOAPParserFrame: 0x7fe93ff34160> EWSMailboxTypeTypeDefinition:__NSCFString (Inlined Arrays: (null))6/10/15 11:04:56.730 Mail[2654]: *** LOG MESSAGE QUOTA EXCEEDED - SOME MESSAGES FROM THIS PROCESS HAVE BEEN DISCARDED ***Thanks,Bradley

Hi,I have nowere to do this else so I do it here, my app just got rejected because I missed 64-bit version. I think this is wrong because I did upload on may 31 (also my upload was an update to a previous version).The review just happened today.Also, I cannot reply to this in my itunes connect, when trying to contact app review support on this url (https://developer.apple.com/contact/) and click the appeal like I get a 404. In short I am not really happy with the way things go. Since a little while I have nothing but trouble getting something on the app store and it makes me very sad 😢I made a screenshot of what I got from apple. http://imgur.com/kpEy2MMBefore this rejection, my app got metadata rejected (after that I sent the requested changes)Please help me, I wanted to release this before my vacation and absolutely made sure I was meeting all requirements 😟