Visual Studio Maui IOS

This rversion is not supported by Apple. The only way you can carry it out is if you a complete copy of the full iOS 8.x .ipsw and you are able to Restore to it via iTunes. You may then have issues restoring from any backups you took under iOS 9, as some else pointed out

Follow the instructions on the Download page for the iOS 9 beta

Hi - As I said earlier, I was not receiveing any notifications for iMessages or E-mails for ever since upgrading to iOS 9 and watchOS 2 Beta when it was released. I had done multiple repairings on the watch and shut down / restore cycles on the phone and nothing worked for more than a few minutes regarding notifications.But finally had SUCCESS yesterday and it continues to work through this morning. As I write this I am receiving my iMessages notifications on the watch and replying to them with no problem. Also receiving my e-mail notifications again. 1. Using iOS9 Apple Watch app on my iPhone I unpaired my watch completely.2. On the iPhone, did a complete Erase All Contents and Settings.3. Waited for iPhone to restart4. Setup the iPhone as a completely NEW iPhone instead of restoring from any backup5. Used my Apple ID to get my iCloud data (again, not from a backup on iCloud, just the stuff on iCloud, like iMessages, mail settings, contacts, etc)6. Waited a while to make sure everything from iCloud

I hope you quickly get off the correction was trying to return to IOS 8.4 was not very successful . I find it absurd even beta a battery last two hours . In internal testing idenficaram not it?

I like the assumption people make here:You report your findings in a polite manner and :1) You become a peep who is dloading betas just for the heck of it2) You are in panic and shoud be more calm..3) You knew better it's a beta.... (of cours eit is ..this is why i am testing) you should know nnot to install beta (then why do they give it to us??)4) You only own a device (just cause you are reporting issues) why do you have beta on production device? (and who told you this is my production device?)5) It will be fixed so calm down (well i am sure it will..... do you really belive i expect ios 9 to have this battery life??)6) My favourite one... why don't you test like everyone does? Plugged in into the computer so nop worries about battery life!!!! (Yeah like MOBILE devices now have to stay plugged all day.... and of course if you have a training app under development.......who does't train with a power plug behind his back??).Again to all the haters please relax..and calm down..We know it is beta, we

It is scheduled for release on June 30th. I would suspect you would see this functionality in the next beta of iOS 9 which is typically released on a biweekly basis.

It always happens with the first beta, from what I heard the best thing do to is to wipe the device and reload IOS 9. The indexing that happens on an update kills the battery/cpu, but seems to work better on a fresh install.

and then I realize you are on the Mac and not iOS.

Still waiting for my phone to update to IOS 9 so I can test it...but here is the code apple gave on thier transition page:NSBundle* myBundle = [NSBundle mainBundle];NSURL* movieURL = [myBundle URLForResource:@myMovie withExtension:@mp4];NSDictionary* options = @{WKMediaPlayerControllerOptionsAutoplayKey : @YES};[self presentMediaPlayerControllerWithURL:movieURL options:options completion:^(BOOL didPlayToEnd, NSTimeInterval endTime, NSError * __nullable error) { if (error) NSLog(@Error: %@, [error description]); / }];