Luke Villapaz

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Luke Villapaz is a Technology Reporter at the International Business Times. He comes from a diverse media background working freelance in production and photography. When not chasing after stories, he's often gaming or taking snapshots of just about anything.

Delmont Tornado Photos: South Dakota Town Struck By Natural Disaster In Pictures

The natural disaster in South Dakota tore through buildings and several homes, knocking out power and keeping residents from access to running water.

Apple Pulls eBay Apple Watch App From Featured Apps Page

The app is still on the way, but its arrival in the U.S. may be weeks away.

Nintendo Goes Mobile With Five Smartphone Games Launches By March 2017

Nintendo's first mobile game is expected to launch this year.

Ericsson Thinks Apple Inc. Should Pay Up To Use Its 4G Wireless Patents

Ericsson alleges that Apple's products infringe on several of its patents related to 2G and 4G LTE wireless technology.

Apple Inc. Is Already Dominating The Smart Watch Market, New Data Shows

Apple is now on track to account for more than half of all smartwatches sold in 2015 with at least 19 million units shipped.

Here's How Apple Inc. Plans To Keep Future iPhones From Bending

With a little help from carbon fiber, Apple may be able to make its next iPhones stronger and thinner at the same time.

Why Tablets Are Dying: Users Are Old (And Very Young) And They're Not Upgrading Anytime Soon

Tablet sales continue to plummet across the board as phones get bigger and tablet users age.

iPhone 6S Rumors: Everything We Know So Far About Apple Inc.'s Next Smartphone

From Force Touch to improved processors, Apple's next iPhone is expected to sport a number of new features.

Apple Watch Could Finally Blow Up The Bluetooth Headphone Market

Loading music onto the device is easy. But listening to songs is a little more complicated.

Apple Inc.'s iPad Pro May Come With NFC, Bluetooth Stylus, Force Touch

NFC could enable the iPad Pro to be used as a mobile payment terminal.

Apple Inc. Targets Middle East For New Retail Locations

Apple's latest job postings indicate the tech titan's first Middle East stores will be in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Apple Inc.'s iPad Pro Could Be Its Largest Tablet Yet, Blueprints Reveal

The so-called iPad Pro may be only slightly thicker than an iPhone 6 Plus.

Tattoogate Is Real: Apple Inc. Formally Admits Apple Watch Doesn't Play Nice With Tattooed Wrists

“The ink, pattern, and saturation of some tattoos can block light from the sensor, making it difficult to get reliable readings.”

Why Apple Inc. Is Going To Make A Killing On Apple Watch

The new device is expensive to buy, but amazingly cheap for Apple to build, an IHS report says.

Future iPhones From Apple Inc. May Bend On Purpose, Patent Reveals

The invention could pave the way for future iPhones that can be controlled not just by touch, but bending as well.

Four Days With Apple Watch: The Fitness Push I Never Knew I Needed

Exercising isn't necessarily my forte, but Apple Watch is slowly but surely changing that.

This Graph Shows How Much Apple Inc.'s iPads Are Declining In The Wake Of iPhone 6

Apple's iPhone 6 accounted for more than 69 percent of the company's revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2015. The iPad's once soaring sales are now in steep decline.

Best Buy To Accept Apple Pay Despite Membership In Walmart-Led MCX

Best Buy will accept Apple Pay in its mobile app and will launch the payment service in its retail stores later this year.

Boston Marathon Bomber Attorneys Asks Jurors To Give Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Life Sentence

Tsarnaev was convicted of all 30 counts. The jury now must decide whether to sentence him to death.

James Holmes Found Sane After Two Mental Health Evaluations: Prosecutor

Holmes' innocence or guilt hinges on whether he was found sane during the Aurora shootings in 2012.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Pulls In $13.6B Profit, Driven By China And iPhone Switchers

China is now Apple's second-largest market by revenues.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Q2 Earnings Preview: China Expected To Drive Strong iPhone 6 Demand

Apple may have sold around 55 million iPhones in the quarter ending March 30.

How UPS Sent Me Into A Minor Panic While Waiting For My Apple Watch

Tracking a package online comes with its own set of drawbacks, including prolonged angst.

The Cord-Cutter's Guide To TV: How To Pick The Streaming Services And Devices You Need

Our robot will help you make sense of the brave new world of streaming, whether you binge-watch, love sports, adore original series, or all of the above.