Just a few days ago we were talking about a new book that is going to be launched on the market and that goes back to one of the least told stories in the history of the Cupertino company, how the iPhone was forged. This book supposedly comes to discover a somewhat blurred stage in books and biographies, which tend to cut its development precisely when reaching these points. Definitely, Steve Jobs was a fundamental part, but Scott Forstall was not far behind.
We are talking precisely about Leader of the Original iPhone software team, who will give an extensive talk tomorrow at the Computer History Museum by Montain View (California)
This team leader has been under the spotlight of numerous media after Tim Cook fired him in 2012, blaming him directly for the failure of Apple Maps (as that disaster was the fault of a single person). Interestingly, it was one of the first old glories that the current Apple CEO decided to do without. This is the first time that the developer will speak publicly about the origins of the Original iPhone, and what better place than a museum of these characteristics.
Almost five years after his firing, he will speak about his role at the Cupertino company on the eve of ten years since the launch of his flagship product, the iPhone. The event will surely leave us a series of headlines that we will bring you during the same afternoon. But it will not be the only one, other iOS engineers such as Mitin Ganatra, Scott Herz and Hugo Fiennes will also participate in this talk ... Will they really leave us a message about Jobs's work? It is undoubtedly one of Apple's lesser-known times, despite the most important, and we demand some information about it.