Question in title. Don’t understand what they are actually hiding but Apple does not want to answer me about beta so I ask here. Thanks.
I had to restore my iPhone to ios 15.5 for some strange reasons. I was afraid that I might lost eSim. Fortunately, it did not happen. So, if we restore using iTunes also, eSim will be restored.
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When I check app-store in iPhone, I can only see the free-apps and paid-apps but appannie.com and similarweb.com presents grossing-apps also. I wonder that how can I see grossing-apps in iPhone app-store. Do you have any suggestion? Or any trick?
It is only possible for iOS-10 or older versions. New versions don’t provide grossing-apps.
I've recently submitted an app to the app store for ios6 only, since going live I now have people asking to support ios5 now! Can someone advise how this can be done?
Thanks.
Change the deployment target to iOS 5 and build for it. Assuming you aren't building against any iOS 6 only API's, you should be good to go. If you are using anything iOS 6 only (auto-layout, etc) you will have to revert those before submitting.
Good morning(day/evening/night),
A while ago I installed iOS 6.0 beta on my iPhone. Since then I've been updating to the most recent version of iOS whenever it came out(iOS 6.0 Beta 4 being the last one). But this morning something weird happened.
When I woke up and tried to turn off the alarm, I was shocked by the fact that I had a Wi-Fi choosing screen. After clicking Next at the right side of the navigation bar, it went to a new screen and said "It may take a few minutes to activate your iPhone". After that it told me that iPhone couldn't be activated.
After connecting my iPhone to the Mac, I tried updating iOS, but iTunes said "The software on the iPhone has expired and must be updated to a newer version". But when I try to update from iTunes, it says that iPhone has the most recent version(6.0).
Starting Xcode and organizer showed me that iOS installed is 6.0 (10A5376e), which is iOS 6.0 Beta 4(now it's obvious that it's expired and should be updated). The question is: How can I update to iOS 6.0 from iOS 6.0 Beta 4?
Thanks,
Any help would be appreciated
You must download the iOS6 release version and restore from iTunes with the alt+restore trick.
Note that you will lose all your data if you don't have a backup.
There is a way to do this though, without the need to restore and data will be preserved. This is by clicking the alt+check for updates instead of alt+restore. This is not what Apple recommends so I won't either, but if you don't have a backup and you don't want to loose your data seems like the only choice right now.
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I'm currently designing my app and after that I will build it with Xcode 4.2. My question is what iOS version should I use - iOS4 or iOS5?
I was trying out storyboard and ARC, so it would be great to build the app with iOS5, but I don't know if it will be better to use iOS4 to reach more users?
What are your advices?
Merry XMas! :)
According to this report, about a third of users had updated to iOS 5 in October. The figure has probably increased since then and will continue to increase (especially considering the huge influx of new iOS 5 devices which will enter use after Christmas), so by the time you publish your app it is quite likely that about half of users will have iOS 5.
Whether it's worth losing about half of your potential market for the extra features which are available when developing for iOS 5 is entirely up to you. To some extent, it also depends of what the app is - if it is something targeted at people who make intensive use of their iPhone, chances are they will already have upgraded, so it shouldn't be a problem. If, on the other hand, it's something that is likely to be used by non-techsavvy people, you might be better off making it compatible with iOS 4.
I would say go for IOS 4, you can still use Arc, and StoryBoards are not the end of the world...
I would:
In Xcode, set Base SDK to Latest iOS (iOS 5.0) and set iOS Deployment Target to iOSx.xx where x.x is any version from 3 to 5. The deployment target is where you can decide what is the minimum version of iOS that your app will need in order for it to work. So the lower the number would mean you can reach more targets. Just make sure you do test your app on those versions that you set before submiting to iTunes for review.
May be this will be silliest question but users are facing such problems.
Sorry for same.
I have made build on xcode 3.2 which has maximum IOS 4.3 and uploaded on itunes.
Now users which are downloading application having IOS 5.0 says that application is getting crashed or vanished.
So, just want to ask that build made on xcode 3.2 runs on IOS 5.0
Please help.....
Thanks a lot....
The short answer is that you have a bug in your app.
An app compiled for iOS 4.3 should work just fine. However, as with any update to the operating system, ambiguities in API calls are tightened, undocumented behaviours vanish and some APIs become deprecated. Deprecations won't cause problems (yet), though both of the others might.
For this reason you should be testing with new versions as they become available.