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.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Shares Dip Below $100 Threshold On iPhone 6S Slump, China Contagion

The iPhone maker's shares have not seen the sub-$100 mark since October 2014.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Shares Test $100 Threshold On iPhone 6S Slump, China Slowdown

Concerns about slowing iPhone shipments have worried investors and dragged down the iPhone maker’s stock price.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) App Store Raked In $1.1 Billion Over The Holidays, Setting New Record

Apple gets to keep 30 cents on every dollar made through Apps and in-app purchases sold through the service.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) iPhone Assembler Foxconn To Cut Workers' Hours During Lunar New Year

The cutbacks at the Chinese iPhone assembler come amid concerns about a potential slowdown for 2016 iPhone shipments from Apple.

Samsung Wants Its 4K Smart TVs To Control Everything In The Home

Under Samsung’s new plan, flatscreen sets will give users dominion over a range of devices, from baby monitors to refrigerators.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) To Cut iPhone 6S Production By 30 Percent As Sales Lag

Smartphone production cutbacks of as much as 30 percent could affect supply chain vendors such as Japan Display, LG Display and Sony.

HTC Vive Pre VR Headset Can Protect You From Your Own Living Room

The headset comes with a front-facing camera that is used to help prevent its wearer from running into objects.

Apple Inc. Plans Retail Expansion For Mexico, Chile, Peru, Argentina

The new stores are expected to take on the sleek interior style of those launched in Brussels and Dubai.

Oculus Touch Motion-Tracking Controller Delayed, Rift Still On Track For Q1 2016 Release

The Facebook-owned virtual reality company will take preorders months before the controller is launched.

Donald Trump Beware: Twitter Restores Politwoops, An App That Saves Politicians' Deleted Tweets

The move comes nearly six months after Twitter cut off access to the political transparency tool.

Apple Inc. May Face Diversity Fight As Shareholder Calls iPhone Maker ‘Too Vanilla’

Apple could be required to add more people of color to high-profile positions as part of a resolution that shareholders are considering.

AT&T To End Two-Year Contracts Starting 2016 As Carriers Abandon Subsidies

Customers will have only the options of purchasing a phone at full retail price or through installments.

Apple TV's Holiday Spike A Much-Needed Boost For Apple Inc. (AAPL) As iPhone Slows

Unlike previous models, the set-top box supports third-party apps and games.

iPhone 8 Rumors: Apple Inc. In OLED Display Deal With LG And Samsung?

The iPhone giant may also contract Japan Display to handle a portion of its production.

How To Get More Battery Life From iPhone 6S, Galaxy S6 And Other New Apple And Android Smartphones

Use these tips to squeeze some extra juice out of your new smartphone.

Need Cash? Verizon Will Give You $650 To Switch From T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T

It's the latest incentive from U.S. carriers which are increasingly looking to each other's customers for subscriber growth.

Apple Inc.'s iPhones And iPads Dominate Holiday Sales With Half Of All Christmas Device Activations

Nearly one out of every two devices activated during the holiday season was an iPhone or iPad, according to the latest data.

Apple Inc. Trademarks For Beats 2,3,4,5 Hint At New Apple Music Radio Stations

Additional stations could allow Apple to provide a more diverse selection of music genres across its online radio service.

Mark Zuckerberg Defends Facebook Free Basics As India Regulators Clamp Down

Mark Zuckerberg's remarks come after India's telecom regulatory authority ordered a local mobile carrier to halt access to the service.

Galaxy S7 Rumors: Samsung Smartphone Said To Come In 5.2-Inch And 5.5-Inch Versions

The simultaneous launch of different-sized Galaxy handsets would put Samsung in line with Apple's iPhone launch strategy.

4K TVs In 2016: Now That Sets Are Under $1,000, Is It Time To Buy?

The prices are attractive — but if you’ve bought a high definition TV in the last five years you may want to wait.

YouTube Says T-Mobile Throttles Its Videos: How To Stop The Carrier From Slowing Down Your Mobile Internet Videos

Under T-Mobile’s Binge On Program, customers using partner services such as Netflix can watch unlimited video at a degraded quality.

Last-Minute Christmas Gifts In Tech: 7 Ideas For Holiday Shoppers From Chromecast To Sphero's BB-8 Droid

Just because you haven't finished shopping, doesn't mean that your tech holiday gift can't be thoughtful.

iPad Pro Sales In China Lag Way Behind Apple Inc. iPad Air 2 And iPad Mini 4 Launches

The higher starting price of the iPad Pro may be the cause for the slower uptake on Apple's 12.9-inch tablet.

Should You Buy A VR Headset: What To Look Forward To In 2016 From Oculus Rift To PlayStation VR

Getting a taste of VR isn't expensive. But if you want the full experience in 2016, it's going to cost you.

Apple Inc. Cuts Price Of iPhone 6S And 6S Plus Smartphones 15% In India As Sales Lag

The cut comes shortly after Apple slashed the price in half of the iPhone 5S in India.

Apple Inc. Developing High-Resolution Apple Music And iTunes Audio For 2016

The upgraded audio could sound even better than CD-quality recordings.

Apple In 2016: The Scoop On Apple Watch 2, iPhone 7, iPad Air 3, Apple Car And More

Next year could be filled with new devices as well as services coming from the company, which needs to find growth beyond the iPhone.

Apple Inc. Promotes Jeff Williams To COO, Adds App Store To SVP Phil Schiller's Responsibilities

Jeff Williams will oversee the supply chain and development of the Apple Watch; his appointment fills a vacancy created when Tim Cook became CEO in 2011.