During the interview, Wozniak suggested that the iPhone 'has very few weaknesses - there are no real complaints or problems. Apple has set the direction for the entire world.'Interestingly, Wozniak also revealed that Apple had a working iPhone prototype as far back as 2004, but this phone didn't make it to market because the company felt that it wasn't innovative enough.
Despite this glowing summary of Apple's wonderphone, Wozniak believes that the requirement to use the company's iTunes software to unlock many of the features of the handset is a major drawback compared to devices based around Google's Android operating system, which he describes as 'for everyone.'
Source: Bit Tech