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Attend/Drop-out of multiple universities
He attended the University of Colorado at Boulder for one year (1968–69) before dropping out. Following his return to California, he attended a local community college and then the University of California, Berkeley, which he also later drop out. -
Designed the Bluebox
A device for phreaking (hacking into the telephone network without paying for long-distance calls) that he and Jobs, a student at his old high school whom he met about this time, began selling to other students. -
Employment at Hewlett-Packard Company
While working as an engineering intern at Hewlett-Packard, Wozniak designed his own microcomputer in 1976 using the new microprocessor, but the company was not interested in developing his design so he later retired from it to start a company with Steve Jobs. -
Developed the Apple I prototype
The prototype was developed and presented to the Homebrew computer club. Which is an 8-bit motherboard-only personal computer designed by Steve Wozniak and later released by the Apple Computer Company. -
Creating the Apple company
At the request of Markkula, who funded the pair, Wozniak resigned from his job at HP and became the vice president in charge of research and development at Apple with Steve Jobs. -
Creation of the Apple II
Which is the first personal computer with the ability to display color graphics, and BASIC programming language built in. -
Apple going public
Apple went public to instant and significant financial profitability, making Jobs and Wozniak both millionaires. -
Airplane crashed
This left him with temporary traumatic amnesia (unable to form new long-term memories), and he was forced to go on a sabbatical. This also marks a monumental point in his life, completely changing his view on life after recovering from his amnesia. -
Awarded National Medal of Technology
by U.S. Pres. Ronald W. Reagan -
Departure from Apple
Believing Apple to be hindering him, Wozniak depart the company, sold all his stock and start his new chapter of life. -
Developed the first programmable universal remote control
The CORE generic universal remote control is able to learn, or record, IR signal patterns from other remote controls. It has an LCD, a 4-bit and an 8-bit 6502-based microprocessor, and 16 keys plus a few more control buttons. -
Founded Electronic Frontier Foundation
Wozniak providing some of the organization's initial funding and serving on its founding Board of Directors. -
Became the chief scientist at Fusion-Io
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Founded Woz U
An online educational technology service for independent students and employees. As of December 2018, Woz U was licensed as a school with the Arizona state board. -
Founded EFFORCE
A business that allows companies to fund energy efficiency projects through investing in a cryptocurrency token using blockchain technology.