Scott Forstall

thumb|11 June 2011 Scott James Forstall (born August 28, 1969) was a lead software engineer at Apple Inc. who oversaw the development of iPhone, Apple Maps, et cetera. Quotes Siri is your humble intelligent personal assistant that goes everywhere with you and can do things for you, just by you asking. Siri Demo by Scott Forstall at Apple Special Event. McLeonida (October 2011) ... I would give every single person in the department an entire month anything they wanted. For a month. It’s kind of insane because you’re talking thousands of people for a month, millions of dollars of salary spent for a month for people to do whatever they wanted and they would work so hard that month coming up with incredible ideas. In fact, one I saw was this idea of a 10-foot user interface, and we turned it into the Apple TV. Apple TV was invented because someone was encouraged to do whatever they wanted for a month. You can have that kind of environment to support creativity. Watch Scott Forstall talk working with Steve Jobs, the creation of Apple TV. Chance Miller (January 2019) ... That guy was talking about how Microsoft had solved ... tablet computer and they're gonna do it with pens and he just, like, shoved it in Steve's face the way that they were going to, like, rule the world with their new tablets with their pens. Steve ... show them how it's really done ... At that time, touch screen was resistive touch ... He said, "we need to do capacitive-touch and has to be multi-touch." The moment you saw that, you knew this was the way to go. Scott Forstall: the only mini-Steve Jobs Apple had. Sergey Ross (March 2022) External links Category:1969 births Category:Living people Category:Software engineers from the United States Category:Stanford University alumni