Apple executive Scott Forstall refused to sign a public apology for the disastrous launch of Apple’s iOS Maps app. A month later, he was forced out of his position of responsibility and into a ...

Seeing as Forstall oversaw and publicly demoed Siri and maps, we know at least that the Apple culture is intact: Forstall was the directly responsible individual, or DRI, on Siri and maps.

Forstall, the report claims, wasn’t terribly keen on close collaboration with other groups within Apple and refused to attend design meetings spearheaded by Jony Ive.

According to The Information, in 2012, Ive joined a regular meeting of Apple's Human Interface team, previously overseen by Forstall, just prior to Forstall's departure.

In a post on his personal Twitter account, which he doesn’t use often, Forstall celebrates the 20th anniversary of Mac OS X and remembers when Steve Jobs decided on the name for the 10th version ...

Forstall: I was probably the –– the most vocal advocate for enabling third party app development in an App Store, and this [is] discussions Steve and I had multiple times, heated ways.

Former Apple executive and iOS chief Scott Forstall will make a rare public appearance this week at Code.org's Code Break event. He will appear alongside Grammy Award winning rapper and songwriter ...

Topic: Scott Forstall Looking back: the five most important Apple stories of 2012 On the list: Java, Apple Maps, iPad mini, Scott Forstall, and Macs in the USA.

Why it matters: Longtime Apple veteran Scott Forstall in a recent episode of Code Break detailed what it was like being interviewed by Steve Jobs. As you can imagine, it was far from a forgettable ...