“The iPhone is a new type of device – a true hand-held computer – that we’ve never had before,” User Experience Consultant Mark Hurst said in an interview with me. “I think the iPhone is the most significant new digital device we’ve had perhaps since the original launch of Macintosh over 20 years ago. It’s hard to overstate the importance of this little device.”

Mark Hurst’s quote inspired me to interview one of the founding fathers of the personal computer himself, Steve Wozniak, who co-founded Apple computer with Steve Jobs and who created and engineered the first Macintosh. I wanted to find out how the iPhone compares with his creation of the Apple Macintosh.   My team felt this was the best interview to begin the Brainbites Show launch with, as Wozniak is always an engaging and an inspiring role model and inspiration for others.  We hope you enjoy the interview.