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When i call [NSDate date] it returns 2 hours less than it should. I’ve checked my computer clock settings and they are all ok. I’ve checked settings in iPhone and time zone and clock are all OK. Even simulator shows correct time on top toolbar. But when I try to log current date it shows 2 hours less than it should. I ran out of ideas where to look.
I found my solution here: How to convert time to the time zone of the iPhone device?
So if you ever want to change [NSDate date] to point to local time just use the code provided in the link above. And dont forget to change timeZoneWithAbbreviation on sourceTimeZone from EST to GMT (because NSDate is always in GMT)
Once again thanks everyone for helping out..