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.

iPhone 6 'Error 53': Apple Inc. Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Smartphone Security Feature

The lawsuit seeks at least $5 million in damages and a software update to fix the error.

Google VR Standalone Headset: Dedicated Device In The Works, Cardboard Upgrade Expected

But the search giant isn't neglecting Cardboard either. The budget VR headset is expected to get new features as well.

Qualcomm LTE Modem Promises Broadband Data Speeds For Smart Phones, Tablets

The catch is wireless carriers around the globe have yet to reach the speeds the chip is capable of.

Apple Watch 2 Rumors: Future Apple Inc. Smartwatch Could Adjust iPhone's Alert Volume Automatically

The invention could also be used to automatically adjust voice-based services such as Siri.

Is Apple Pay Down? Apple Mobile Payment Outage Prevents Visa Customers From Adding Credit Cards

Customers who had a Visa card in their Apple Wallet prior to the disruption are unaffected.

Apple Inc. Seeks Engineers To Design New Apple Watch Faces And Complications

Apple has job openings for engineers who can make new faces and widgets for the Apple Watch-- no third-party developers need apply.

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The Case For The iPhone 5se: Why Apple Inc. Needs A Smaller, Cheaper Smartphone

Apple could tap into emerging markets and lift its stagnating growth with its upcoming iPhone 5se, but it will face plenty of competition.

Apple Inc. Finally Fixed The Most Annoying Thing About Apple TV

Previously, customers could only fill in text fields by scrolling with their remote or by using an iOS app.

iPhone 6 'Error 53': Third-Party Parts Can Render Apple Inc.'s Smartphone Useless

Apple’s iOS 9 mobile operating system disables the smartphone by design when it detects non-Apple installed parts.

VirnetX Holding Corp. (VHC) Stock Soars After $626M Patent Judgment Against Apple Inc.

The patent holding company was awarded damages based on Apple’s infringement of key network technology patents.

iPhone 7 Rumors: Apple's Inc. Patent Application Reveals Water-Resistant Smartphone Speakers

Apple's next smartphone is anticipated to come with water-resistant features and this could be one of them.

Apple Inc. Product Fails: 7 Design Flaws That Remind Us Steve Jobs Is Gone

From the iPhone 6’s protruding camera to Bendgate, Apple’s biggest misses of the post-Steve Jobs era.

Apple Inc. Drops 'Impact Resistant' Apple Watch Sport Claims After Losing UK Lawsuit

A British court ordered Apple to refund Gareth Cross, 32, of Aberystwyth, Wales, and pay court costs.

What Apple Inc. Can Buy With Its $216 Billion Cash Pile To Offset Stalled iPhone Sales

If the iPhone maker were to put its money in play, here are a few potential purchase ideas.

iPhone 5se, iPad Pro 3, Apple Watch Bands Expected For Apple Inc. Mar. 15 Unveil

Apple's 4-inch smartphone is expected to take on a design similar to the 2013 iPhone 5S.

iPhone 7 Rumors: Apple Inc. Patent Reveals Touch-Free Hovering Hand Gestures For Smartphones

The new control gesture could be used to trigger various functions, such as adjusting the display's brightness.

Apple Inc.’s iPad Pro Holiday Shipments Top Microsoft Surface Lineup As Tablet Slump Continues

Despite a slide in overall sales of the devices, the company shipped about 2 million iPad Pros, topping 1.6 million for Microsoft's Surface.

Is Apple Music Down? Users Report Search Problems With iPhone Streaming Music Service

The trouble appears to be limited to the Music app's search function on iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches.

Synaptics ‘3D Touch’ Display Brings iPhone-Like Force Touch To In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems

The touch-interface company's move comes as manufacturers begin to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Apple Inc. Is Developing Virtual Reality Technology With Secret Research Team

Apple's work with virtual and augmented reality goes back to as early as 2006.

Apple Inc. May Launch Original Programming With iPhone 7 In Late 2016

The move comes following the failed materialization of the company's anticipated streaming service.

iPhone 7 Flop Is Apple Inc.'s Nightmare Scenario -- Here's Why It Might Happen

While there’s hope the new smartphone can restore growth to the company, it will face some big headwinds.

Free iTunes Radio Closes Shop: Apple Inc. Nudges Customers To Apple Music After Shuttering Ad-Supported Service

The only free option left on iTunes for non-Apple Music subscribers is the Beats One radio station.

iPhone 5se Rumors: Apple Inc.’s 4-Inch Smartphone Goes Into Production Ahead Of Anticipated March Unveil

The smartphone is reportedly expected to come with features such as Apple Pay and an upgraded camera.

Why Is Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) Stock Falling? iPhone Maker Transitions Into Value Stock Territory

Apple is a company in transition — and investors have begun to see the tech giant as less of an explosive growth stock and more of a slow-and-steady value investment.