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Apple Confirms HealthKit Bug, Promises Fix by End of September

Celebrity raid, awful iPhone 6 stream, iPhone 6 site crash, now HealthKit..

Apple certainly is on a roll. :p
 
What about iCloud Photo Library?? Any word on why that was ditched as well? Luckily I had it active during the beta period, but it doesn't seem fully functional anymore.
 
Padmini said:
What about iCloud Photo Library?? Any word on why that was ditched as well? Luckily I had it active during the beta period, but it doesn't seem fully functional anymore.
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It's gone. Yet another reason not to trust your photos to Apple. First iPhoto and Aperture go in limbo for years, then Photos app doesn't appear until sometime in 2015, pulling the iCloud Photo Library at the last second. The list goes on and on.

I'm hoping they say something at the October event for Yosemite.
 
k2director said:
Maybe a little less time indulging in grand social engineering projects like increasing diversity in the workplace (when no one can actually point to any discrimination going on) will free up some spare cycles for Tim...
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Had to throw that in huh?
 
"It's just a beta!!!!"

Isn't this why there was a 3 month beta cycle? Now it's public and broken.
 
So now Healthkit is sitting like a limp biscuit on hundreds of thousands of phones today? Jobs would have had a cow. Remember when he fired a room full of people for the Mobile Me fiasco? C'mon post-Jobs Apple(PJApple) - keep the bar high.:apple:
 
Padmini said:
What about iCloud Photo Library?? Any word on why that was ditched as well? Luckily I had it active during the beta period, but it doesn't seem fully functional anymore.
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Goto
Settings > Photos & Camera and enable iCloud photo library beta
 
k2director said:
More and more bugs in Apple products, botched launches like Maps and now Healthkit, etc. etc.

Apple is losing its attention to the details that used to make Apple products special and that put Apple in its winning position in the first place. Beyond the Apple faithful core, the mainstream market started buying Apple iPods, iPhones, tablets, iMacs and laptops because those products just worked. Now, they *usually* work, and that's a big difference which will eventually come to haunt Apple over time.

Tim Cook needs to double-down execution and quality control. Maybe a little less time indulging in grand social engineering projects like increasing diversity in the workplace (when no one can actually point to any discrimination going on) will free up some spare cycles for Tim...
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Yeah, right. As if none of their past products had any flaws whatsoever.
 
k2director said:
More and more bugs in Apple products, botched launches like Maps and now Healthkit, etc. etc.

Apple is losing its attention to the details that used to make Apple products special and that put Apple in its winning position in the first place. Beyond the Apple faithful core, the mainstream market started buying Apple iPods, iPhones, tablets, iMacs and laptops because those products just worked. Now, they *usually* work, and that's a big difference which will eventually come to haunt Apple over time.

Tim Cook needs to double-down execution and quality control. Maybe a little less time indulging in grand social engineering projects like increasing diversity in the workplace (when no one can actually point to any discrimination going on) will free up some spare cycles for Tim...
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Tim Cook also needs to spend less time going on television and touting how good his company is and work on making his company better.

Things have definitely slipped a little in Jobs' absence.
 
Padmini said:
Yeah buddy...I have it....because its associated with my Apple ID / developer account...


The public does NOT have it as an option at all.
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Like iCloud Keychain and a few other iCloud reliant features that were in iOS 7 betas but not the GM last year it is waiting for OS X to catch up and will be released in an iOS 8 update at the same time as Yosemite.

Makes sense as you don't want any possible issues in the OS X beta side breaking a released version in iOS, so best to just release it for both at the same time.
 
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After installing iOS 8 its doesn't really appear Healthkit does anything without input from other apps. Is that accurate? I'm a little confused...would've made more sense for Apple to just include run tracking, etc in the app itself.
 
idesign4aliving said:
So now Healthkit is sitting like a limp biscuit on hundreds of thousands of phones today? Jobs would have had a cow. Remember when he fired a room full of people for the Mobile Me fiasco? C'mon post-Jobs Apple(PJApple) - keep the bar high.:apple:
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"Can someone tell me what Healthkit is supposed to do??"

"Then why the **** doesn't it do that?!?!"
 
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