The BBC interviewed Tony Fadell, who also talked about the sacking of Scott Forstall from Applu. Tony Fadell is well known as the father of the iPod, having previously served as Senior Vice President of the iPod Division and as a special advisor to Steve Jobs himself. tony Fadell left Apple in 2008 and the reason for his departure from the company, according to many, was frequent misunderstandings with Forstall, who at that time had already become head of development. iOS, which was closely related, among other things, to the iPod touch, which in turn fell into the division headed by Tony Fadell.
Furthermore, Fadell's departure was not at his own request, but after Forstall suggested to the board that it would be appropriate for Apple fired the head of the iPod division because he did not want to respect some of Forstall's directives regarding the operating system iOSThat was the last straw, and Fadell left on his own rather than be fired.
In the interview, Fadell first asked what he thought about Forstall being fired from Applu replied: "He got what he deserved when he was forced to leave Apple". Next, the reporter asked him about the personal problems that the pair of company managers have Apple she had, to which Tony answered with the same sentence as the previous question, only he used a different formulation: “I think what happened a few weeks ago was deserved and justified.” Tony further added that at the moment when AppWhen they heard about Forstall's firing, it didn't leave anyone in Curpertin cold and busy.ancTony Fadell currently serves as the company's founder and CEO. Nest, which focuses on the popular development and sales of the popular thermostat Nest, which we discuss in detail in the article The father of the iPod introduced a unique thermostat.
