“iPhone 16 pro”

Are you UPDATING your iPhone or RESTORING it to iOS 9?If you restore your iPhone, you will most likely end up wiping the Watch as well since whenever a Watch is un-paired from the phone, it is wiped.

Same here! I was using my phone as Normal in the car and the sunlight caused it to be really hot. I came home and let it sit and once I picked it up to use again, it got extremely hot at around the top of the screen area.

I installed the iOS 9 beta on a secondary iPhone to try out the new OS, including the new Music app. However it seems that app is being released first on iOS 8.4 and is currently omitted from the iOS 9 beta, so I'm considering reverting that phone back from the beta.Before installing the beta, I performed a local iTunes backup. However, after doing so I neglected to switch the backup preference setting back from local to iCloud, and so when the phone performed its automatic nightly backup it overwrote the local iOS 8 backup with one for iOS 9. While it's possible to download an iOS 8.3 IPSW file and downgrade to that version, I don't believe I will be able to restore my data backup, since the sole backup is based on iOS 9.I'm assuming a workaround would be to first restore the last iOS 8 backup file from Time Machine and use that. However, I'm not sure if it's as simple as replacing this backup and restoring from it, or whether additional steps would be required to avoid screwing so

From what I understand the Watch Extension logic moved from the phone to the actual watch, but is there really a reason that it wouldn't work as is?

I'm having the same issue with an iPhone 6. I'm restoring to 8.3 and will try again after removing all USB devices. I'll report back afterwards.

Don't know about CPU devices for Metal but the documentation metions a set of API calls to retrieve Metal capable devices.MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice()MTLCopyAllDevices()According to the header file, MTLCreateSystemDefaultDevice will return the GPU associated with the screen for multi-gpu system. MTLCopyAllDevices gives you all the capable devices which you can then pick based on what features you want. On my Mac Pro it returns a device for each GPU.

Yes, I did. I also tried to remove the account and add it again, restarted my iPhone, then my Mac and changed the deployment target to some different versions. Nothing helped. In the documentation there is a short section about free provisioning that links to: https://galleyproof.sd.apple.com/proofs/19426/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/LaunchingYourApponDevices/LaunchingYourApponDevices.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012582-CH27 , sadly, this link does not work for me.

Yes my battery life on my iPhone 6 is terrible on iOS 9. As another person said it is mostly from the home/lock screen.

not everything apple says is accurate. was able to downgrade the ipad and the iphone 6 plus to ios 8.3 from 9 beta...im sure there is a way to downgrade the watch

same issue... thank you for the phone #'s...

my watch keeps sending imessages to people who do not have an iphone. yet my iphone does not do that. anyone else experienced that?