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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak still loves his iPhone, but he's a big fan of smartphones running Google's mobile OS .

. . and finds Android voice commands and GPS superior to mobile phones running iOS.

When Steve Jobs died two weeks ago, I was uncertain how I should feel.

Sure, he was a transformative figure in the technology universe, and I think it’s sad whenever someone with such a distinct personality — and less patience for fashion than I have –passes away.

But I had trouble comprehending the outpourings of digital weeping that cascaded across Facebook like a tsunami and slowed Twitter to a crawl.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak spoke with The Associated Press Thursday morning about his friend and former business partner Steve Jobs.

Steve Jobs, the enigmatic and creative master that breathed life into Apple, the personal computer, technology, and the world, has passed away at the age of 56.

He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and a son.

Retrogaming is one thing — emulating an arcade machine or an Amiga to play your favorite games — but retrocomputing is something else entirely.

Retrocomputing involves using actual hardware — tape drives, floppy disks, and computers powered by 1MHz processors — to poke your way around antiquated operating systems and once-bleeding-edge software packages like VisiCalc or Deluxe Paint.

Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple is unable to buy broadband service for his home. He lives on a hill, outside of the city.