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Hello Everyone,Like many others i installed Watch OS 2 on my Apple Watch a few days after WWDC. Since then the experience of using the Watch was a complete nightmare. I have had many problems including contacts not syncing via my iPhone, not receiving notifications, home screen freezing , the watch running warm against my skin, and worst of all poor battery life. My watch only seem to last 4 hours on a single charge ever since the beta was installed. Even though Apple has not documented a way to downgrade. I decided to try to figure out a solution on my own. I tried many things like downgrading my iPhone to iOS 8.3 to see if I could force a downgrade, nothing happened. I even tried resetting the watch back to factory settings and setting up as a new watch, still nothing happened. The Apple watch app even showed me an alert saying that my iOS was out of date to use the watch. As a final resort i reupgraded my iPhone to iOS 9 just to get the Watch paired up to use, until the next beta or until somebody figured

Two part talkiOS Notifications- Silent notifications- User Notifications- Actions- Text Input <- NewApple Push Notification ServiceiOS NotificationsSilent notifications- Not user-facing, they're between the app and the server.- Enabled by default- Background App Refresh - User can turn off, don't rely on them.- Best effort at sending to deviceUser Notifications- Notify the user of something - Appear in the banner, lock screen, pop-up, etc- Require user permission- Can be disabledRemote user notificationsLocal user notificationsRemote user notifications- Sends from the server to your device over the internetLocal notifications- Scheduled by the app directly on the device, internet and server not requiredCan be scheduled by:TimeLocation (geofencing)Interactive NotificationsAllow user notifications to be interactive- The user can choose an option from the notification without launching the app or otherwise interrupting what the user was doing.Applies to both iOS and watchOSUser Notifications text inp

OK, so you read the part about it's only to be installed for development purposes and figured that was the dead hand of Steve reaching up to keep you from having fun right?Unfortunately: it wasn't.Right now they aren't kidding and you need to understand something to use iOS 9 beta as your daily driver: a development device has the beta installed and a development app. It doesn't have 1024 apps and 100GB of it's 128GB of storage filled up with movies, photos etc... nor is it plugged into every social network and email account known toThe Cloud. And it's chock full of bugs that developers don't care about because they're focused on making siri work with their app.Got it?So if you still want to make a daily driver out of iOS 9 beta, because you know, you are wink-wink-nudge-nudge testing the bits to help find bugs for Apple instead of fixing up your own code....For the first day you will need to treat it like a WIndows OS Desktop.Keep it plugged into power. (Desktop)Keep rebooting it. (Windows OS)Ideally you sho

What is the simplest way to do ----(1) Play output to default speaker while a a gadget to swipe cards (like square) is plugged in to(2) Record with AVAudioSessionPortBuiltInMic; & playback throgh default speaker(3) Switch/ensure that the gadget is still reading info from the card through AVAudioSessionPortHeadsetMic(4) Switch back to step-2.Step 3 may use a swipe-class and the rest of the steps all use a playRecord-ClassSome more details -----------I went through that --- Audio Session Programming Guide. It is presumed that a Card-Swiping Gadget is plugged into the iOS device, before the app is launcedand is kept plugged in.So, no hardware route changes.To set the output I use ---[myAudioSession setCategory:AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayAndRecord withOptions:AVAudioSessionCategoryOptionMixWithOthers|AVAudioSessionCategoryOptionDefaultToSpeaker error:&errorAudioCategory];For me it is not clear from the documentation --- the pros & cons of AVAudioSessionCategoryOptionMixWithOthersI was hoping t

I am having a strange problem with orientation at app startup. This problem shows up on both the iPad simulator and iPad hardware. Lets say I am running in the iPad 2 (8.3) simulator. If the simulator is orented in portrait before I start the app, the views all look fine and when I simulate rotations, all the views rotate and look just fine.Now if I orient the simulator in landscape before I start the app, the views are properly oriented but larger in size. Now when I simulate rotations, all the views rotate but the size is still too large and there is no way to recover other than stopping the app, rotate the hardware, and restart the app again.My main view is a split screen in landscape but not in portrait. If I start the app with the simulator in landscape, the main view comes up split screen like it supposed to but the display view on the right is the one that is too large. The view looks like it goes off the screen to the right and bottom.By split screen I mean a scrollable list view on the left and a nor