Plex (v0.9.11.0, October 12, 2014), PlexConnect (v0.5, December 14, 2014) and OpenPlex (beta 0.5, February 20, 2015) running on Apple TV 7.2 beta 2 (“iOS 8.3 beta 3”) and Mac OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite beta 3 (build number 14D98g, “pre-release”). On March 12, 2015, Apple released the Apple TV 7.2 beta 2 (build number 7506) software and iOS 8.3 beta 3.
Plex (v0.9.11.0, October 12, 2014), PlexConnect (v0.5, December 14, 2014) and OpenPlex (beta 0.5, February 20, 2015) running on Apple TV 7.1 (“iOS 8.2”) and Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite final release (build number 14C109). On March 9, 2015, Apple released the Apple TV 7.1 (build number 7003) software and iOS 8.2. Similar to Apple TV 7.0.3, the Apple TV 7.1 software is only available for Apple TV 3rd generation (Model number A1427 – AppleTV3,1 – MD199LL/A) and 3rd generation rev a (Model number A1469 – AppleTV3,2 – MD199LL/A). This means that the Apple TV 7.1 software will only work on Apple TV 3 (3rd generation) and not on Apple TV 2 (2nd generation).
Plex (v0.9.11.0, October 12, 2014), PlexConnect (v0.5, December 14, 2014) and OpenPlex (beta 0.4.2, January 15, 2015) running on Apple TV 7.2 beta (“iOS 8.3”) and Mac OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite beta 2 (build number 14D87h, “pre-release”). On February 23, 2015, Apple released the Apple TV 7.2 beta (build number 7504) software and iOS 8.3 beta 2. Similar to Apple TV 7.0.3, the Apple TV 7.2 beta software is only available for Apple TV 3rd generation (Model number A1427 – AppleTV3,1 – MD199LL/A) and 3rd generation rev a (Model number A1469 – AppleTV3,2 – MD199LL/A). This means that the final Apple TV 7.1 software will only work on Apple TV 3 (3rd generation) and not on Apple TV 2 (2nd generation).
Plex (v0.9.11.0, October 12, 2014), PlexConnect (v0.5, December 14, 2014) and OpenPlex (beta 0.4.2, January 15, 2015) running on Apple TV 7.1 beta (“iOS 8.2 beta”) and Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite final release (build number 14C109). On February 2, 2015, Apple released the Apple TV 7.1 beta (build number 7002) software and iOS 8.2 beta. Similar to Apple TV 7.0.3, the Apple TV 7.1 beta software is only available for Apple TV 3rd generation (Model number A1427 – AppleTV3,1 – MD199LL/A) and 3rd generation rev a (Model number A1469 – AppleTV3,2 – MD199LL/A). This means that the final Apple TV 7.1 software will only work on Apple TV 3 (3rd generation) and not on Apple TV 2 (2nd generation).
Plex (v0.9.11.0, October 12, 2014), PlexConnect (v0.5, December 14, 2014) and OpenPlex (beta 0.4.2, January 15, 2015) running on Apple TV 7.0.3 (“iOS 8.1.3”) and Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite final release (build number 14C109, changed compared to 10.10.2 beta 6). On January 27, 2015, Apple released the Apple TV 7.0.3 (build number 6917) software and Mac OS X 10.10.2. Similar to Apple TV 7.0.2, the Apple TV 7.0.3 software is only available for Apple TV 3rd generation (Model number A1427 – AppleTV3,1 – MD199LL/A) and 3rd generation rev a (Model number A1469 – AppleTV3,2 – MD199LL/A). This means that the final Apple TV 7.0.2 software only work on Apple TV 3 (3rd generation) and not on Apple TV 2 (2nd generation).
Subscribed calendars are pushed from Mac to iPhone and iPad via iCloud. If you’ve subscribed to a calendar using the Calendar app in macOS 10.13 High Sierra, macOS 10.12 Sierra, Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks or Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, or the iCal app in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, you can use iCloud to push your subscribed calendars to all of your Macs and iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch).
Learn how to remove subscribed calendars from iPhone and iPad running on iOS 8. Apple changed the way to remove subscribed calendars coming with iOS 7 and iOS 8. Subscribed calendars can only be hidden within the calendar app, but cannot be deleted there. In iOS 8, iOS 9, iOS 10 and iOS 11, subscribed calendars are removed in ‘Settings’. Further more, a detailed Apple support document for iOS calendar app is missing. There is only a documentation for iCloud calendar subscriptions on Mac OS X.
Simpler Contacts iOS app manages address books on iPhone and iPad for iCloud, Gmail, Yahoo & Outlook Contacts. Adding, moving and copying contacts to a group or account or removing contacts from a group or account is easily done with the universal iOS app Simpler Contacts Pro.
Download the lite version of Simpler Contacts for testing. The lite version does not support moving or copying contacts.
Learn how to remove a contact from a group on iPhone and iPad running on iOS 8, iOS 9 and iOS 10 without completely deleting the contact. The iOS 8 (also iOS 9 and iOS 10) contacts app does not really have the direct feature to just remove a contact from a specific group. Hence, removing a contact from a group on iPhone and iPad must be done in other ways. Either you do a more or less uncomfortable work-around in the native contacts app on iOS 8 / iOS 9 / iOS 10 / iOS 11, or you are using third-party apps like ‘Simpler Contacts – Pro‘ for this. For iCloud contacts only, you can remove an iCloud contact from a single group on iCloud.com (Mac and Windows PC). The contacts are then synced with your iPhone or iPad via iCloud.
Learn how to move a contact to a group on iPhone and iPad running on iOS 8 / iOS 9 / iOS 10 / iOS 11. The iOS 8 / iOS 9 / iOS 10 / iOS 11 contacts app does not really have the direct feature to move a contact to a specific group. Hence, moving a contact to a group on iPhone and iPad must be done in other ways. Either you do a more or less uncomfortable work-around in the native contacts app on iOS 8 / iOS 9 / iOS 10 / iOS 11, or you are using third-party apps like ‘Simpler Contacts – Pro‘ for this. For iCloud contacts only, you can move your iCloud contacts on iCloud.com (Mac and Windows PC) via drag & trop. The contacts are synced with your iPhone or iPad via iCloud.
