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Can anyone explain if there is a help api for ios? I 'm striking oout looking for mentioin of how Apple implements their question mark user help in apps like GarageBand, Keynote, Pages, etc....

So I put ios 9 on my iphone 6 as required for WatchOS2. I then put the profile on my iphone and installed it on the watch. Watch rebooted. Every looked fine. So i went to the software update part on the Apple Watch app and it downloaded the update. It then asked for my passcode to install it, I put it in. It then asked me to proceed, I clicked proceed. It tries to install for about 5 seconds and gets an Unable to verify update message. It states that it can't verify the update since I'm not connected to the internet. I am on Wi-fi as the instructions stated. So I went to safari and tested some websites - they work fine.Anyone else getting the Unable to verify update error? Any work around it?

I am developing a Mac applicaiton (soon to be iOS as well) and I'm experimeting with CloudKit as an alternative to my existing database systems.I have noticed that all kinds of operations, queries, saves, updates, etc. all take around 30 seconds to perform:Is there something I have misconfigured?Is this normal?What am I doing wrong, or am I thinking of CloudKit in a different way than it is indented to be used?EDITUpon purchasing a new MacBook and running my application on the new device, I realized that the CloudKit latency problems only existed on my iMac, not the new computer. I am still not sure what is causing this (problem still exists on the iMac).

I'm trying to create a calendar for my iOS app to place events into. I've seen some people simply grab all the calendars on the device and write to the first one that is writable, but I really dislike that. I don't want to screw around with my users' existing calendars.In pseudocode, this is what I want:if (calendar exists) {add event}else {create calendaradd event}That create calendar line is really giving me trouble. I can't find anything online or in the documentation to do that with swift. Any help?Thanks!

Hello , I wonder if there is any way to have the update of iOS 9 in my iPhone?

I've got the beta installed on my iPad Mini 2. I just happened to look at the message responses to a group message that I sent which originated from my iPhone 6 Plus (on iOS 8.3) which was sent to a mix of iMessage and regular SMS accounts, and while my original group message was contained in a group message thread, all the responses to it came back in individual threads. I verified that on my iPhone they are all coming back as part of the group message thread. Only seems to be an issue on the iPad and on the iPad with iOS 9 (previous group messaging on iOS 8.3 and below worked as expected).I also checked in Settings -> Messages to see if the Group Messaging option was enabled, and it isn't there anymore. (For that matter, neither is MMS Messaging.) Can anyone else verify that Group Messaging is or isn't working for them as expected?

I've been working on an app written in Swift, and I recently updated my iPhone to the iOS 9 beta. I then tried to test my app on the phone but Xcode 6 said that I couldn't because my version was not supported. So I went ahead and got the Xcode 7 beta. When I opened my project it asked me if I want it to convert my code to Swift 2 syntax. What should I do? There aren't that many changes it wants to make. Will my Swift 1 code still run in a Swift 2 compiler?

Greetings,I have an iOS 8 Swift-based app using a UISplitViewController as its root view controller. My project's deployment setting is iOS 8.0 and I had to use launch images (and not a launch storyboard) because launch storyboards did not support containers such as UINavigationController, UISplitViewController and UITabBarController (this is quoted from a DTS response I got).In comes iOS 9 with its iPad multitasking feature, which requires using launch storyboards. Things seem to work (on iOS 9) if I specify my main storyboard as a launch storyboard but iOS 8 displays a black screen during launch. Strangely, if I check the Use as launch screen checkbox for the main storyboard, the compiler spits out an error (Launch screens may not have connections). Using a XIB file (with a UISplitViewController within) as a launch file seems to kind of work on both iOS 8 and iOS 9 but I can't seem to be able to modify the UISplitViewController in IB.This is qui

Hi. I have my own home Cloud storage device (like mos techs these days). A lot of apps let you send data to iCloud, dropbox, etc, but is there a way to configure access to your own home cloud drives.If not, is this something we can push Apple developers to add in?

I was working on creating an app for Watch OS 2. Wanted to test it out on the watch so plugged in my iphone I used in the past. It gave it as an illegibale device. So I went to devices and saw the following error:Unable to copy symbols from this deviceXcode was unable to read the required data from the device.The iphone was updated to IOS 9 as needed to get the watch OS working. Anything I'm missing?

I have two devices that I am testing iOS 9 on (both are iPhone 6 Plus's). I noticed that one of these devices is running warm when sleeping and on the charger, with no apps loaded, no GPS activity, etc (airplane mode is on). Instruments is indicating that once the device goes to sleep, the mediaanalysisd process is consuming 28% CPU almost constantly (it does drop to 12% after awhile, but it keeps running). This is a system/root process, and I presume it is looking at the media library. I am only seeing this on the one device. They have different sets of apps and settings, so that is not surprising. Does anyone know more about that process?

Source code:UIImagePickerController *imagePickerController = [[UIImagePickerController alloc] init]; imagePickerController.modalPresentationStyle = UIModalPresentationCurrentContext; imagePickerController.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceTypeCamera; imagePickerController.delegate = self; imagePickerController.showsCameraControls = YES; imagePickerController.allowsEditing = YES; self.imagePickerController = imagePickerController; [self presentViewController:self.imagePickerController animated:YES completion:nil];And then get console error when running in iPad on iOS 8.1 or 8.3 as follow:Snapshotting a view that has not been rendered results in an empty snapshot. Ensure your view has been rendered at least once before snapshotting or snapshot after screen updates.Jun 12 10:58:15 iPad TwinsOrNot[180] <Error>: CGAffineTransformInvert: singular matrix.Jun 12 10:58:15 iPad TwinsOrNot[180] <Error>: CGAffineTransformInvert: singular matrix.Jun 12 10:58:15 iPad TwinsOrNot[180] <Error&g