“testflight the requested app is not avaliable”

Mine appears to be fine, only touch action not working is the in-ability to 2 finger (or for that matter 3 finger on a trackpad) swipe in Mail.app to go back/forward between email messages.

I'm not sure about 8.3, but I've tried back to 8.4 beta3 and succeeded, remember to use the restore not the upgrade

It's not officially possible. From the Software Installation Guide:http://adcdownload.apple.com/Documentation/Beta_Software_Installation_Guides/watchOS_beta_Software_Installation_Guide.pdfNOTE: Devices updated to watchOS beta may not be restored to earlier versions of watchOS. Registered development devices will be able to upgrade to future beta releases and the final watchOS software.

Untrue, you can downgrade From iOS 9 beta to 8.3... now that Apple tells you you can't is another story, but as long as a firmware is signed you can revert to it ...As W4rlock said:You might be able to downgrade iOS devices, but it is not officially supported. If it don't work they won't help you with that.

Can you elaborate on what they said again. I watched it but missed that and I'm at work and can't watch it. Meanwhile my client is flipping her lid because we've just ran a huge launch campaign for our Newsstand app, we have a truck load of subscribers and the positive feedback has been overwhelming. Some kind of answer to give to her would be great.If I suddenly have to scrap the whole thing and start again I'm not going to be happy. Hopefully there's be an easy migration process or something, but whatever happens I need to maintain my current subscribers and format. My client rejected a flipboard style curation app due to the fact that market research showed that our customers actually want a like for like digitial copy of our paper publication (which has been running since 1969 and has a traditional and somewhat cult following). Our customers love our app.I feel Apple have dropped the ball on this a little. Even a notification in the Newsstand tab of my App in iTunes Con

I'm also experiencing this. The Weather app shows South Atlantic Ocean to be the current location. Furthermore the app and the complications doesn't display any data.I've filed a bug.

If the app doesn't support it - it doesn't show up in the 'split view' app switching mode. In other words, only apps that support split view will show up as an available option. Tested on iPad Air running iOS 9 beta 1Unsure about add banners and interstitial.

By the way - did it say Waiting for changes to be applied in iTunes during this process or did you actually see any Copying <app>... message? Mine only says Waiting... I am on step 5 of 5 of the sync process.

Installed it on two 2013 rMBP's, so far with few issues.rMBP 1- Installation changed halfway through, and apple logo was off centre (believe this was down to me not having the display at pure retina resolution, so looked like it was displaying a 1280x800 image anchored to the bottom left of a 1440x900 screen).- Mail smart folders were removed, left with only Today. Was able to re-create them though with no issues.- New Disk Utility application. Ran first aid just to check for any permissions errors, but didn't seem to report any.rMBP 2- Installation didn't have the same issue as rMBP 1, believe that's because the display was set at pure retina before starting the installation.- Mail smart folders were retained on this computer.Overall it seems like a pretty solid release (obviously this may change across the betas), all the apps I use regularly work well so far.The new font on the fourms (San Francisco?) looks terrible on my external screen, but great on the built in retina

I'm having the same issue.My iCloud account completely disappeared from the internet accounts (System preferences), but I can't add it as I get an error that it already exists.Some iCloud features are enabled though like the keychain or the photos. But mail, notes, contacts and my calendars are not synced 😟.Haven't find any solution yet. Still working on it.

I had no problem to find older OSX like Yosemite. Under downloads you will see the older OSX bit down the page.