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I was working with the watch—specifically on Apple's own outdoor cycling in workouts. Even with Motion Calibration & Distance on in location services, the watch doesn't register any milage at all.Am I missing something? Or is it disabled in Apple Watch 2.0 (and / or iOS 9 beta)?Thanks!

As the title says, I keep getting locked out of Apple Support.When not being a (non recepiant of an amazing Apple Design Award and) developer, I'm repairing Mac's and such. Attempting to access How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity in OS X Lion or earlierLearn how to troubleshoot Wi-Fi network connectivity issues on your Mac gives me Access Denied You don't have permission to access http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202222 on this server. and a referance number. Normally accessing these documents without going through Apple Support, I cleared my browser and cache and went through here: http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro/wifi/. Same problem.What I've done:Cleared my cacheCleared my historyCleared my history & website dataRestarted SafariRestareted OS XAll results in the same Access Denied and no permission to access to support.apple.com all together unless I access Apple.com first and click the Support button.

I initally installed IOS 9 Beta, and then was able to install watch OS 2 after that. After using it a day, ios 9 was too glitchy and it was hard to use my phone. When I downgraded to ios 8.3, it is now not letting me use my apple watch because my phone isn't on ios 9. Is there any way on getting my watch back on 1.0.1?Would this work?1. Install iOS 9 beta again.2. In the apple watch app, restore the watch to the first backup (after I unpaired it before the inital ios2 update)3. Restore iPhone back to iOS 8.34. Sync iPhone to new apple watchThis will take a lot of work/time to complete. Does the apple watch restore restore the firmware as well?Thanks!

Hi all?I am an electrical engineer who has recently learnt Swift for a new project.I know Swift is an OO language but I can't resist making comparisons to other languages I have used previously in science and academia.The applications I am writing relies heavily on mathematics and I really wish Swift had more built in support for basic mathematical constructs.I was very disappointed to see Apple reserving the ^ keyword for a bitwise operation (XOR) rather than a power function as is pretty standard elsewhere.If I could have one built in function added to Swift it would be the Power function using preferably the ^ keyword.After that, why not throw in the basic trigonometric functins too? Would that be too much to ask? I don't condone bloating Swift by adding every single mathematical function in existance, just a few of these basics to make the easy stuff a whole lot quicker and more portable.Yes I know you can use overload operators and subscripts, but this just adds more custom code which kills any

Where can we get detailed information regarding the new iOS9 Passes that support Apple Pay (Value added services protocol for Wallet).Would it be possible to use these nfc passes without apple pay?