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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 from my settings. I had several reboots (or crashes) dur

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My Apple Watch also got battery drains from 100% to 55% in 6 hours last night ..........I can do nothing to downgrade only can wait till the beta 2 comes out

I expected an increase of iPhone battery usage, but not at this level. 100% at 6:00 PM, 61% at 8:00 PM. There has been no physical interaction, on my part, with the two devices (iPhone 6 and Apple Watch) during this period. This is terrible, even for a Beta release. iOS 9 is Alpha at best!I hope there is a point release in the very near future. I cannot build and compile that fast!

Same on my side,it is awsome that a beta version is as worse as this IOS9 Beta 1. With only less improvements the battery is empty in extremely shorten time. But battery is one of the important things at MOBILE phones. So I really do not know why Apple was doing this Beta 1 because it is much more a pre-Alpha. Same at OSX 10.11 with Mail. It crashes totally against Exchange accounts. Really worse. I think they are not ready and / or WWDC was too early. Hopefully we get an update during the next 2 weeks, otherwise I think battery is damadged.

The moment you note Jailbroken, the discussion is over. Apple does not support such configurations andyour app should not either. Either implement detection methods to determine this is the case or forget aboutbeing in compliance. There is no way around it on a jailbroken device.

How is this that techies are mostly not satisfied by changes in the software forced on them?Including myself.But what is the use of such threads? Please be productive, tell Apple what to change to be better.

The first step is probably to go to the Product menu in your project in Xcode and hold down the option key and choose Clean Build Folder..., to make sure there isn't any previously compiled code causing problems because of incompatibility.I don't think upgrading OS X to the El Capitan would improve anything for you, since a lot of us are just running Xcode 7 beta on Yosemite.If you haven't already backed up your project, you might want to do that before updating the code further, just in case you end up deciding to go back and wait.Assuming there isn't isn't anything really weird going on with your project, you would just need to work your way through it fixing the errors and warnings generated by the compiler. There can be a lot of new errors and warnings because of the changes between Swift 1.2 and 2 and the updates to Cocoa, but most of the errors and warnings should be relatively trivial to fix (changing var to let, updating the old generic sort/map/filter/find functions to be called as methods,