In a bid to generate heat for the iPhone 4S launch, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and his Segway were first in line at the Apple Los Gatos store. He was one of about five people in line around 2 p.m. Thursday. AP reports: "With the new device going on sale Friday, Wozniak said that even though he has two new phones on the way, he plans on staying overnight outside the store." more ›

After getting a taste of fame on Kathy Griffin My Life on the D List and Dancing With the Stars, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (AKA the nice one) can't get enough of the spotlight. So, on March 6, The Woz will appear at the Bay City Bombers next roller derby to start the show. more ›

Steve Wozniak, who founded Apple along with Camille, has been announced as part of the lineup on ABC's assault on dancing and television, Dancing with the Stars. Steve Wozniak, affectionately known to his fans as "The Woz," most recently appeared on the spectacular Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List as Griffin's love interest. Other notables appearing on the amateur dance competition are heroin addict Steve-O, ecdysiast Lil' Kim, and professional horrible human being Denise Richards. more ›

This was the scene the other day on everybody's favorite piece of landfill, San Francisco's Marina District. Larger version here Of course SUPER-visor Chris Daly took action to keep Segways off of our sidewalks about a half decade ago, but our law doesn't appear to stop folks from just driving around in bike lanes. (It doesn't seem to stop people from riding on sidewalks either, but oh well.) Anyway, you'll be seeing these things in... more ›

Kathy Griffin seems to prefer the techie geeks. (And just who wouldn't?) more ›

Here in the SFist Tech Labs, we're committed to two things: science, and our readers. So we'd never let anything like the debilitating headache we've been going through for the past 18 hours or so keep us from bringing you the links to tech news you deserve. While we read the symptoms on BBC's health page, you can follow along. more ›

Yesterday on Slashdot was a review of local NYT tech correspondent John Markoff's new book, "What The Dormouse Said: How the 60s Counterculture Shaped the Personal Computer Industry." Quoting the review: more ›