Woz never fails to impress me. If the man has opinions, he doesn’t mind sharing them, whatever the consequences. I just didn’t expect him to openly admit to preferring many Android features over those of his iPhone. More »
“Stephen G. Wozniak”, “Steven P. jobs” and “Ronald Wayne”. The latter had the best signature on Apple Computer’s founding contract, signed on April 1, 1976. Too bad he used it again to sell his 10 per cent share for $US800. More »
You gotta hand it to Steve Wozniak, he’s his own man. When there’s a new toy he wants, it doesn’t matter if there’s an Apple on it or not, he’s going to get it. He’ll go straight to Google if necessary. More »
Here’s a video of Steve Wozniak, the cheery man who co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs (and Ron Wayne), talking about Steve Jobs’s passing. Woz said he found out Steve Jobs died when a reporter called and asked him if he had heard the news. At that point, he instantly knew what that meant. More »
Apple’s “fifth Beatle,” Ron Wayne, sold his 10% stake in the company two weeks after it was founded to avoid pushing paper and startup risks. That $US35 billion would have been a lot of paper, Ron. I would have pushed. More »
After Steve Jobs’ stunning resignation today, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak described the outgoing CEO as the “most important technical leader ever” and an Ayn Rand-style objectivist to Bloomberg News. Watch: More »
He’s done everything from Dancing with the Stars to dating Kathy Griffin to being the unofficial spokesperson for the extreme sport of Segway Polo. But Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak still has the time for the little guy, as Brisbane web company Creative Intersection learned during Woz’s latest trip to Australia. More »
The Australian Chambers Business Conference will be hosting its inaugural event in Queensland at the start of June. While that information would generally make most Giz readers yawn, the announcement has been made interesting by the inclusion of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak as one of the key speakers. More »
