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Is their anyway to upload iOS 9 apps to test flight with Xcode 7 while in beta?

The iOS 9 release notes read:Apps that use CBCentralManager (particularly retrievePeripherals: and retrieveConnectedPeripherals) will crash on launch or upon pairing an accessory. CBCentralManager was deprecated in iOS 7.0 and has been removed in iOS 9.0.I am wondering heavily if this is a mistake or actually true? CBCentralManager does not seem to be deprecated currently, and still seems to be present and working in iOS 9 from my tests. I did notice some differences in how BTLE works, but basically its still the same as before.I suppose the release notes actually mean that the two methods have been removed, not the entire class? If CBCentralManager is really removed, how is it replaced?

Anyone else get stuck trying to print from a device with iOS 9? The print sheet comes up to select the printer, pages, etc., but there's no way to actually initiate the print.

Safari was working just fine until I rebooted. Now it crashes. This is on a Imac. I am also running the beta on my Macbook Pro and it is fine there. One the imac I am getting an error message about java not working but not on the Macbook pro. Anyone else having this kind of problem..

I have just installed iOS 9 on my iPhone 6 Plus and when it started up it wiped my apple watch and I had to set it up again.After setting my apple watch up again I am missing the Activity Data for the last 48 hours, but when i look at the activity app on my phone the steps and what not are there but the rings for the last 2 days are both empty

Hello everyone,Has anyone figured out a way to subclass NSNotification using Swift? I've done this in the past with Objective-C, but haven't figured out how to accomplish this with the rules for initializers in Swift. I realize there are alternatives to subclassing, but I'd really like to figure out how to do this. Here is a simplified version of what I'm attempting to do:class MyNotification: NSNotification { var someCustomData: String = override var name: String { return } override var object: AnyObject? { return nil } override var userInfo: [NSObject: AnyObject]? { return nil } required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) { super.init(coder: aDecoder) } init(someCustomData: String) { // Compiler wants me to call super.init, but this causes // issues since NSNotification is a class cluster. } }If I try calling super.init or using one of the NSNotification initializers when I instantiate an instance of MyNotification, I get this error:*** initialization method -initWithName:object:userInfo: cannot be s

In iOS 9 beta 1, there is a Use Side Switch To: preference allowing selection of Lock Rotation or Mute, similar to iPad. As a user, I expect to enjoy this feature as I don't personally have a need to quickly disable the mute feature, but often want to lock my phone in portrait mode when reading. However, I'm noticing two immediate differences that could affect app interaction design, and I wonder if only one is deliberate.1) Rotation lock, when controlled by the side switch, behaves like previous iPhone on-screen controls in that it locks vertically. From a development perspective, that means developers should continue to implement their own controls to force landscape when necessary. YouTube provides a good example of this with their full screen control, whereas many creative apps have only a landscape mode.2) Mute is not available in Control Center, leaving no clear ability to acheive the mute functionality the side switch has toggled since the original iPhone. i

I'm having a problem running my Xcode project on my Apple Watch. It says my iPhone + Apple Watch are ineligible because the OS on the watch doesn't support WatchKit App Products. My iPhone is running iOS 9 and my Watch is running watchOS 2. I've tried rebooting both devices and plugging/replugging in the iPhone.