Unless you were in the room when Steve Jobs gave his 2010 "you're holding it wrong" speech, you've only seen half of it. Now the full version is online and it's a great watch.

This is a famous moment in Apple history and even if you don't remember when the iPhone 4 had signal problems, this is still a video to watch that you've never been able to see before. It's from the emergency event that Apple called to try getting ahead of this antennagate problem. It was huge at the time and for many years Apple kept a video of it online. But that video was about 34 minutes long and the actual event went on for a further 47 minutes.

This newly-released copy of the video is of just that portion. If the substance of the answers are now out of date, the way Jobs answers them is fascinating. He was blunt when asked to apologize to investors, saying "No, I have no apology." Jobs also argued that what matters most with Apple is not the hardware, but the software.

The video was first spotted by John Gruber, who actually was at the event. As he says, this upload is not sanctioned by Apple so the odds are that it will be taken down soon.