When I plug in some devices that emulate a USB HID keyboard, macOS brings up the Keyboard Setup Assistant and says I have an "Unidentified Keyboard". How does macOS determine that it is unable to identify the keyboard? Is it based on a database of known keyboards, based on, say, the USB VID/PID of the keyboard? Or is it something in the USB descriptor for the keyboard? If it's possible to make macOS aware of the type of keyboard, I'd like to be able to include in my USB descriptors.

Hey! I would like to incorporate background delivery for my standalone Apple watch app by updating my Watch App Complication in a more timely manner compared to the scheduleBackgroundRefresh. While the documentation states that the query should be executed in application(didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:), this wouldn't work in this case as the App might not be opened. So I register the background delivery whenever the Extension Delegate handle() is called with a WKApplicationRefreshBackgroundTask. However this only works whenever I debug the App on the Device... As soon as I stop debugging the App, the Complication is only updated through a scheduled Background Refresh. I did enable the Background Delivery Capability & made sure that I didn't exceed the WKApplicationRefreshBackgroundTask budget — I'm currently testing on Beta 5. Thanks a lot for any insights in advance!

Hello, I am a physician. I have very little coding experience, but am able to learn. I am interested in potentially using apple watch in a small pilot project. In this project, the watch would be given to patients in a rural facility. I would like to remotely monitor these patients health data (heart rate, HRV, O2 saturation) by designing an apps that imports this data to a pre-existing Electronic Medical Record. Important note, these patients likely will NOT have an iPhone. Is this concept possible? Thank you for answering my question