Scott Forstall “involuntarily” resigned as senior vice president (SVP) of iOS software in the fall of 2012. Since then, he’s kept a very low profile. Based on his past responsibilities for iOS,...

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Scott Forstall, the former SVP of iOS at Apple, is one of the executives that may face scrutiny in Epic Games' App Store lawsuit, but Apple says that it is having trouble contacting him. As part of...

With Scott Forstall, former VP of iOS, on his way out, Industrial Design genius Jony Ive will be taking over Human Interface design for Apple, which now puts him squarely in control of just about everything you look at on your Mac — OS X and other Apple Software included. Forstall’s other responsibilities will be divided between the rest of ...

Apple last week delivered a bombshell when it announced that long-time Apple veteran Scott Forstall would be leaving the company in 2012. The impetus for Forstall's departure, or perhaps the straw...

Axing Scott Forstall also served as shout-out to Apple employees that he was a forceful commander-in-chief and would not tolerate the kind of C-level work that Forstall and his team had turned in. If employees had the impression that they could perform on a lower gear in a post-Jobs era, Tim Cook had just announced on max volume, "Think I'm a wimp and you can slack off?

October 29, 2012: Scott Forstall, Apple’s senior vice president of iOS software, is ousted from the company after the disastrous Apple Maps launch. Apple divvies up the roles previously handled by...

The Bloomberg article (which MacRumors referenced at the time) about Scott Forstall paints a different picture: And at the end of the article there is a quote directly from Fadell, who responded after the article was published.