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Same issue, my carrier is A1 austria. Airplane mode is showing correctly. Resetting network settings seems to fix this problem.

Who says Microsoft will license Active Directory to others?But it would be great if Apple allowed OS X Server to run in VMware on non-Apple hardware.

I had this problem - I don't know what solved it specifically but I did all of the following;Toggled the weather settings in the watch appRebooted my iPhoneChecked the weather app on my iPhone was showing the correct locationRebooted the watchThe location still showed as Southern Atlantic Ocean in the weather app on the Watch but the temperature shown on the complication on my watch face was correct for my area (I checked it against the iPhone app) - i pressed the complication which took me to the weather app and now it shows my correct location and works as normalHope that helps - I may be gilding the lily with the steps but thats the order I did it inDaveUpdate - @virtubob has a solution that seems to correct a few problems thats a bit more elegant than mine virtubobJun 9, 2015 8:17 AM(in response to anappguy)I did a resync and it worked for me:Go to the Apple Watch app on your iPhoneGeneralResetReset Sync DataWait for a few minutes and it should come back up.Note: when you press

Yes I'm seeing the same... less than 4 hours and I'm down to 17% battery remaining... battery usuage doesn't show anything interesting... podcast 1.5h in the background is the top hitter.I think it's to do with icloud.... I keep getting sync and connection errors when talking with the cloud.

Thank you for being brave enough to figure this out! I fell asleep while it was updating and woke up in a panic. The hard reset worked great for me, now my watch is up and running!

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.[Edit]: Based on responses to this, it is necessary to reboot after deleting the files.

I had a similar issue - in my case system preferences would hang on trying to access iCloud from its own pref pane or through the accounts pref pane. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.It sounds like you'll have to delete the files while running OS X from another partition.

I had this exact problem too. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.[Edit]: Based on responses to this, it is necessary to reboot after deleting the files.

I had this exact problem too. I solved it by deleting all files from the following folder:/Users/<MY HOME FOLDER>/Library/Application Support/iCloud/AccountsI was then able to get into the iCloud preference pane, where it asked me for my new password. After giving it, all was working again.FWIW, I deleted the files while running OS X from another partition, but that was probably not essential.