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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, updating

If you're distributing an enterprise app, then it doesn't have to go through review so your question doesn't apply. But if by enterprise you just mean some arbitrary measure of developer size, no - it's a level playing field. An individual writing code on his laptop on the beach goes into the same queue as a company with hundreds of developers. That may not be true for the very biggest household names... companies like Facebook with deep OS integration probably do get special treatment. But the number of such companies is probably in the single digits.And @rromanchuk - I believe you are wrong about app reviews doing nothing. iOS users are much more willing to spend money and install new apps. They have an intrinsic trust that apps won't contain malware / spyware or mess up other apps on their devices. That is entirely thanks to Apple's hard line approach to app reviews. Long term that generates MUCH more revenue for developers. That is my experience at least. Even though there are comparable numbers

I've been running the phone in many different modes now, what i could se when I woke up is that there's that spinning icon right beside the operator text in the top whenever I go to the homescreen and it doesn't matter if I'm on mobile data, Wi-Fi etc. as soon as I disable any internet connection it stops, so yeah, it's doing something really heavy in the background. When I look at my phone now that background activity have stopped (without me doing anything) and the battery does not drain as fast, even with mobile data enabled and on 4G. So Apple most definitely are collecting some data at intervals when connected to the Internet. Next time it happens I'm going to connect it to my Wi-Fi and have a look at what's going on and what packets are beeing sent so one can get a clear understanding into whats going on.Disabling mobile data and Wi-Fi completely and the phone runs with no battery issues at all, with Wi-Fi enabled it runs better than on mobile data enabled. So yeah.. all in all.. they must be c

I too am interested in knowing this. Though core location is available on watchos, it is limited to CLRegion & location updates only. I'm unable to compile Beacon region monitoring on watch os. It would be great if someone from Apple confirms this understanding.

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

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 fro

I have the same issue with the watch. Filed a bug report about it.In the meantime, use the simulator until Apple fixes the problem.