Wozniak legally purchases uncut sheets of genuine $2 bills from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing and has a print ...

The tech entrepreneur legally purchases bills from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing and customizes them at a print ...

Steve Wozniak has always stood apart from the usual image of a technology executive. While many figures in Silicon Valley became known for sharp suits, guarded public statements, and strict corporate ...

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak likes Tesla a lot less than he used to. Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak had choice words for fellow tech founder Elon Musk, criticizing the “mass firings” of federal ...

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has some harsh words for Tesla. In a new interview, Wozniak argued that the Elon Musk-led company’s self-driving efforts leave a lot to be desired — and are actively ...

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak advised that most people "figure out a way to get off Facebook," a move he said he made himself last year.

Wozniak suggests entrepreneurs seeking a $1 billion valuation–a “unicorn” valuation–should ask themselves some big questions before they first stand in front of investors. For example, you should know ...

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak says a software’s user interface is “the most important thing”—and on that metric, Tesla fails miserably. An early Tesla adopter, Wozniak has since soured on the carmaker ...

That's Steve Wozniak you see in the photo, on his Segway with his iPhone 4S, when he got it last fall. Does he love it? Oh yes, he does. But Wozniak says he also wishes it would do "all the things my ...

Discover the fascinating story of Steve Jobs' first job at Atari, Inc., how his early experience as a technician shaped his ...

Steve Wozniak, the legendary coder who developed the first Apple computers, won't rush to get the much anticipated iPhone X. Although "The Woz" typically picks up the latest Apple handset right away, ...

Steve Wozniak says he and his wife don't know if they were sickened by coronavirus after a trip in January to Southeast Asia and could have been "patient zero" for the U.S. spread of the deadly virus.