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Apple Shuffles Execs, iOS Head to Depart

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Oct 29, 2012, 4:27 PM   by Eric M. Zeman
updated Oct 29, 2012, 6:13 PM

Apple today announced a reorganization of its executive ranks, including some promotions and departures. Notably, iOS design vice president Scott Forstall plans to leave the company in early 2013. He will serve an advisory role to CEO Tim Cook between now and then. Craig Federighi will take over Forstall's responsibilities for iOS development in addition to leading OS X development. Hardware designer Jony Ive will take on new responsibilities for designing the user interface of iOS and OS X. Eddie Cue is also being given new responsibilities, and he will lead development for Apple Maps and Siri moving forward. Last, John Browett is leaving Apple. Browett was brought in earlier this year to revitalize Apple's retail stores. Apple said a search for Browett's replacement us under way, but it has yet to name a successor.

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Tofuchong

Oct 29, 2012, 5:04 PM

Who are these people?

The better question should be who cares? Nothing will change. Apples business practices will go on exactly the way they have been. This is not noteworthy.
Tofuchong said:
The better question should be who cares? Nothing will change. Apples business practices will go on exactly the way they have been. This is not noteworthy.


Exactly.

Nothing will change. Apple's ...
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Forstall was the main head that was controlling iOS and made the announcements at all the events for anything iOS related. Now Jony Ive (the guy who designs every Apple product) is now in charge of iOS and implementing features and ideas.
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