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It will be same with beta update, from Apple Watch app on iPhone

He's referring to using a second phone (not the paired one) as a WiFi hot spot. In theory that should work.

That is a great question. I forgot to include in my write up that I when I restored, I used an iCloud backup from iOS beta 8.3. I did NOT use a restore from either a released version of iOS 8 nor did I restore from a backup after I had orignally upgraded to iOS 9. I don't know if that makes a difference or not. I chose to NOT backup my iPhone after I upgarded to the the iOS 9 beta becuase if I had to restore, I (1) didn't want to restore whatever error setting may have occured while playing with iOS 9 and I've tried to roll back in prior betas and found myself off a cliff (Wile E Coyote with the yikes sign) because it woudn't restore to a previous version.

Doesn't Single Application Mode do that?That's about the only way I suspect that a Developer created application is going to be able to take over a device enough for a phone to stop being a phone.

This may sound odd, but what method of connecting your phone are you using to restore? I have a MacBook (One) and if I used the Type-C Digital AV adapter, it failed every time. Using the straight Type-C USB3 Adapter, it worked.

Also.... I found a very informative website that has a ton of examples specifically on how to work with dates within Swift.Here's a code snippet that he uses as an example, but does not compile for me, and I have no idea why I get the error: could not find member 'CalendarUnitDay'. Was this syntax changed with Swift 2.0?Every example I could find uses this syntax, but for me... no luck.// Playground - noun: a place where people can play import UIKit let userCalendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar() // Let's create some dates to work with // ==================================== // It's 3:45:30 a.m., New Year's Day. Time to go home. let goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents = NSDateComponents() goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.year = 2015 goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.month = 1 goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.day = 1 goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.hour = 3 goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.minute = 45 goHomeYoureDrunkTimeComponents.second = 30 let goHomeYoureDrunkTime = userCalendar.dateFromComponents(goHomeYoureDrunkTimeCom

I was having the same battery drain issues with the iPhone 5s. I installed the ios9 beta from a restore but noticed something was a little odd from the usual beta installs.Results from install on iPhone: iPhone ios9 beta install went smoothly but battery usage was ridiculous. I've tried the turn off/on again, hard reset, etc. and still it was going do battery life like crazy. I figured it was doing it's indexing so I just left it plugged in overnight. I did run my iHome alarm app at night though. In the morning, I noticed that it was only at 80% charge after being plugged in all night! Killed the alarm app and topped off the phone before I left the house in the morning. By the afternoon, my battery was down to 30% after light usage and down 10% after sitting idle no apps running, etc. I am downgrading back to 8.3 since my development phone is my main phone. Downgrade is going smoothly.Results from install on iPad mini (original): Restored ios9. Restored fr

Also, I'm on 28 hours on this build. Don't know if the system need settling or not. (iPhone 6/64)

Yes. Same to my iPhone 6 + last night. Battery life drains from 100% to 70% around 6 hours....Moreover, I cannot login citibank website either with safari or citibank app