[citation][nom]nmeofdst8[/nom]hold on a sec...You are telling me the co-founder of Apple doesn't have clearance to see an Apple product, WTF is up with that? How does that happen?[/citation]
I don't think that is the point. The breach of confidence by the tech is what is at question here. Did he have clearance from his team manager to show anyone the iPad 3G (an unreleased product)? If he was duty bound by an NDA and he breached that, he was in the wrong.
That Wozniak blabbed is an entirely separate matter. IMHO Wozniak should have known better than to tell Jobs that a member of Apple's staff had been indiscrete. Wozniak knows Steve Jobs and he's more than aware of Apple's absolute attitude to product secrecy.
The tech demonstrated a profound lapse of maturity. Wozniak, as a teacher, should have seen right through that and warned the tech off. But clearly, Wozniak's curiosity got the better of him and it cost the tech his job.