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Reposting this with more info:When the beta came out yesterday, I did an upgrade and not a restore. Today I litterally watched the battery percentage drop 1 percent every two minutes while I only had the home screen active (background apps disabled, location services disabled, etc). I kept checking the Settings -> Battery page and it show Home Screen at 15% of the usage, which was completely wrong.Today I did a complete restore and now things are better. The Settings -> Battery screen not only showed Photo App as the top user (I have over 8 gigs of phots and videos), but it also showed it as Background Activity. I didn't see that before I did the complete restore. Now, Mail, Messages and Calendar also show that. I'm sure the battery will still drain faster than with a production version, but at least it seems like the reporting is working correctly and it allowed me to understand what was sucking the life out of my battery.---------------------------------------------------------As an update, I

Quicken 2015 is completely broken, chashes upon launch.Exchange mail work but calendars and contacts don't.

Exchange calendars (through OSX Calendar app) work for me.

I'm getting a bit futher.let dayHourMinuteSecond = NSDateComponentsFormatter() dayHourMinuteSecond.allowedUnits = [.Day, .Hour, .Minute, .Second]Now conforms to the new way Swift 2.0 wants things formatted.I'm trying to figure out the calculated calendar time difference between two dates. Pretty simple. I think the function is the following: (using the autofill template),let userCalendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar() let difference = userCalendar.components( <#T##unitFlags: NSCalendarUnit##NSCalendarUnit#>, fromDate: <#T##NSDate#>, toDate: <#T##NSDate#>, options: <#T##NSCalendarOptions#>)So my code with my variables would read (with the components used from the formatter above (which the compiler is happy with)let difference = userCalendar.components( dayHourMinuteSecond, fromDate: goHomeYoureDrunkTime, toDate: badPoetryDay, options: NSCalendarOptions)But I can't find any value that satisfies the Options for this. In my other code, WrapComponents was the only value that worke

this has not worked for me - i have 2 accounts (icloud and exchange) - the only events being transferred are birthdays. Have tried alsorts of ideas (disabling calendars in the iphone settings, unpair/pair the devices, wiped the phone and fresh install. something seems to be stuck...have also submitted a bug request.Any other ideas?

same here after update iPod touch (Gen 5) to ios Beta 9.Lost all the music on the iPod. The checkboxes are still marked in iTunes but doesn't sync the music. The Rest (App, Contacts, Calendar, etc.) is still there.On the Mac is 10.11 beta installed.

Yes, issues with outlook/office 365. Outlook calendars not displaying in calendar (or fantastical2, etc). Search is broken in outlook 2013 preview as well as 2011. Reindexing does not asisst with this issue.

This is my solution. I didn't take into account any error catching, but I put the variables in for if it was needed.func checkCalendar() -> EKCalendar { var retCal: EKCalendar? let calendars = eventStore.calendarsForEntityType(EKEntityTypeEvent) as! [EKCalendar] // Grab every calendar the user has var exists: Bool = false for calendar in calendars { // Search all these calendars if calendar.title == Auto Schedule Cal { exists = true retCal = calendar } } var err : NSError? if !exists { let newCalendar = EKCalendar(forEntityType:EKEntityTypeEvent, eventStore:eventStore) newCalendar.title=Auto Schedule Cal newCalendar.source = eventStore.defaultCalendarForNewEvents.source eventStore.saveCalendar(newCalendar, commit:true, error:&err) retCal = newCalendar } return retCal! }This functions searches for a calendar named Auto Schedule Cal. If it doesn't find it, it creates one. It then returns the calender for use.Usage:(Given an EKEventStore title

Exchange email works OK, and on two computers the exchange calendar shows, but on one it only shows until I open Mail, then it disappears forever. The files are there in ~/Library/Calendars but it doesn't show in Calendar app.Filing a radar. Beta 1!

You can reduild the mailbox and they will show up, but for some reason doing anything with Exchange in mail causes the calendar to disappear.