It appears that the "Antennagate" turned out to be not only be a hassle for iPhone users, Apple's PR department, and the company as a whole, but ultimately Mark Papermaster, Apple's executive in charge of the iPhone's hardware. He is no longer with Apple. The New York Times reported on his departure, but said it was not clear if he was ousted or if he left on his own accord. They were able to reach him on the phone, but he wouldn't comment. However,