Steve Wozniak

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This is about a week old now, but I located the full 23-minute video that showed the Steve Wozniak and Leonard Nimoy appearance at the recent DEMO Enterprise Disruption 2012 event, held a few weeks ago in San Francisco.

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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak wrote a guest post for Gizmodo recently claiming that Apple engineer Gray Powell was not fired for losing an iPhone prototype in March. Wozniak's brief post also tells the tale of how another Apple engineer lost his job for showing off an iPad to Apple's cofounder just hours ahead of the device's April 3 launch. Wozniak's post offers an interesting, albeit brief, look behind the scenes at Apple, and reinforces the stereotype of Apple's deeply paranoid and overly secretive corporate culture.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak accepted a position as chief scientist at solid state drive company Fusion-io earlier this year. Wozniak says he took the job because the company is so much like Apple was in its early days and he sees a huge market for solid state storage on PCIe cards.

After four weeks on Dancing with the Stars, Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak was booted from the show Tuesday, one of two celebrities to get the hook.

In a message posted on Facebook, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak calls on fellow geeks to vote, and vote often, next week when he again takes the floor on Dancing with the Stars.

A week after calling the producers of Dancing with the Stars "liars," Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak last night received his lowest score and is in danger of getting tossed from the program.

Last week was rife with Woz-related drama, mostly centered around his discontent with the producers of ABC's Dancing with the Stars--which, for those who are just joining us from their remote compounds, currently features the Apple co-founder's fancy-free dance stylings. First, he claimed the producers were "liars" and that the voting is rigged, then he retracted his statements and called himself a "heel" for making such accusations.

Although Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak received a higher score for his Monday night quickstep than he did for his cha-cha last week on Dancing with the Stars, he is in danger of being booted from the show.