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Donald Trump disrupts Silicon Valley.

Woz shares his thoughts on Apple's denial to help FBI build a backdoor into the iPhone.

We've been waiting for this one.

That's not too bad...if one of those infected systems isn't yours.

Kevin Mao reveals his step-by-step method behind two pictures that made it to Apple's 2016 World Gallery selection.

This is not good.

This is the cutest your old cellphone has ever looked.

One from the sci-fi department.

We discuss the fallout from one of the most controversial Academy Awards ever and why diversity is important in every business.

Pity. It would've been so retro.

We're not complaining.

For Jenner "the beauty side of it was important from the beginning."

Apple is talking very tough about the FBI.

Trust is the most valuable product the company sells.

Apple really wants its site to be SFW.

We can learn a lot about Apple's clash with the FBI by looking at history. However, the nature of the smartphone will take the consequences to whole new level.

Speaking in front of the House Intelligence Committee on Thursay, Comey said the case raised big questions about security vs. privacy in the U.S.

Apple is reportedly working on making it nearly impossible to break into an iPhone.

Feeling awkward much, tech execs?

The Donald still holds between $2 million and $8 million in Apple stock, though.

The two longtime rivals find their interests aligned.

But many were left in the cold, because Apple's system couldn't handle the load of sign-ups.

The FBI's request for an iOS hack is a "chilling precedent."

How tech could keep this valuable tradition alive.

"The product is not you."