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Thanks for the quick and easy solution ! Because I need PS for my App Icon designs . So also a big thanks from Austria that you share the solution .With best regards Philipp

I restored my iPhone from backup from iTunes after installing the beta and restored Watch, though watch I haven't install OS2 as I don't need to test that yet. Lost all my activity data. No big deal, just thought I'd add my experience so it's another data point 🙂

Another wifi connectivity issue confirmed for build 14E33b on WPA2 Enterprise. It will not authenticate. Same issue happens with iOS 9 as stated above. This is a pretty big issue.

Version 4.1.51 (15S2126s) is Server 5.0 Beta 1Not the first time Apple have done a beta version where the version number on the application shows as if it was a newer version of the previous version. They are not big on having version numbers show as 5.0b1.

Keep in mind, that the transfer now includes binaries too. Depending on your code base, this might be a big part of the transfer.

Review my last reply. A computer is different. Teorically, you can downgrade if you go to DFU mode and restore with an old IPSW. But, the problem are on some cases, modem version doesn't work with the old firmware, and you got a big brick, or at least, a very expensive iPod touch.

I’m afraid there’s no magic bullet for this. PeterNeg is right that you have to use -tableView:heightOfRow:, but it’s quite complicated to set up, because you’ll need to maintain a cache or row heights (so that you don’t recalculate them every time your delegate is queried, which will slow things down), and you’ll have to do all the height calculations on your own using NSLayoutManager methods. You’ll also need to observe changes to the frame of the edited text field, and changes to the text, and tell your table to resize accordingly.Below is a full breakdown of how I achieve this in my app. Mine is done in NSOutlineView and in Objective-C, but the principle is the same, so you can adapt this for NSTableView and Swift.1. Keep a dictionary of row heights. This will store the row height NSNumber against a unique ID of some sort associated with your model object.2. Maintain an isRecalculatingRowHeights BOOL.3. Implement a -recalculateRowHeights method which:a. Removes all objects from the rowHeights dictionary.b

No other comments on this command? I figured it would be a big hit! Been waiting for native support for a while now for trim on SSD's.

Update to my installs:iPad mini: The battery life finally went down to about 30% after using it for a day and half (last time on charger was when I installed beta and it didn't get to 100%). I streamed some audio for about 45 minutes. Charged back up to 100% and after sitting around for three hours and about 10 minutes of usage, it's still at 100%Usage:13 minStandby: 13 min <-- This does not match actual time off charge.iPod Touch: I went ahead and installed the beta on my iPod Touch. Charged it to 100% and after a few hours it's still holding a full charge.Usage: 9 minutesStandby: 3 hrs 27 miniPhone 5s: I use it as my main phone and for development. I'm not a big developer so I don't have test v. production iPhones, it's more of a hobby with a small income. I downgraded my iPhone back to iOS 8.3. I can update/test my apps on the iPod touch and iPad mini. I'll look at installing on my iPhone after a few more betas.