Steve Wozniak on the Apple Watch, Being Played By Seth Rogen, More [Video]

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Posted February 16, 2015 at 8:35pm by Shalom Levytam

Check out this BBC interview with Steve Wozniak where he talks about the Apple Watch, being played by Seth Rogen in the upcoming Steve Jobs movie, and more.

As co-founder of computing giant Apple, Steve Wozniak - known affectionately in tech circles as Woz - is one of the most influential and respected men in the industry. His impact at Apple is set to be depicted in Steve Jobs, a Danny Boyle-directed film about the late Apple boss. Despite no longer working for the firm, Mr Wozniak is still enthusiastic about Apple's products. In an interview with the BBC, he talked about whether the Apple Watch would be a success, what may be next on the horizon, and how he felt about being played by US actor Seth Rogen. He also showed off his own unique timepiece.

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Luiz Pellanda - February 17, 2015 at 12:56pm

- I am a first hour Apple fan (My Apple ][ had the number 00746) and all that lived that time knows that withouth Woz there would be no Jobs for either… (pun intended).

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Bugged Out - February 17, 2015 at 3:36am

"one of the most influential and respected men in the industry"??!! Influential? Jobs didn't want him back, don't want him anywhere near Apple. Respected??? His day was long ago and now he's just cruising on his billions. Woz hasn't done a damn thing without Jobs.

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Brando - February 17, 2015 at 1:37am

I like his down to earth take on everything. Very smart guy and has a good approach to things. Imagine how many other guys in his position would have become hermit alcoholics over all the what-ifs and coulda, shoulda, wouldas that his life has seen. Much respect for him.

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