Co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak, gave an interview to Bloomberg where he spoke about many a topic. It varied from Larry Ellison and his comments on Apple without Steve Jobs, companies‘ roll in innovation for consumers and also the film “˜Jobs‘, starring Ashton Kutcher as the eccentric visionary.
“There were a lot of things wrong,” he said in a televised interview Friday. Wozniak says that the film glorifies Steve Jobs, and inaccurately portrayed him; not showing the flaws inevitably lives within any human being. He also added that the film didn‘t give the credit due to a lot of people that were involved in the early Apple. “I didn’t like seeing a lot of people I know not get the respect they deserve,” he said.
Wozniak also addressed recent comments from Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who earlier this week predicted that Apple will decline without Jobs at the helm. The company’s stock has gone up and down in recent years, and many have expressed doubts about its ability to come out with the same innovative products that it created during the Jobs era. According to Wozniak, though, predictions of Apple’s demise are still premature. “There’s time to tell,” he said. “I wouldn’t judge Apple as being out of the innovation sphere yet… Sometimes Apple has the bigger surprise than anyone.”
