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 7 Rumor: Future Apple Inc. Smartphone Could Squirt Water From Speaker Ports

The invention is one of the latest water-resistance features Apple has looked into in 2015.

iPhone 7 Rumors: Apple Inc. Invents Fingerprint-Enabled Panic Mode And Private Mode For iOS Devices

Fingerprint reader would silently enable the phone's camera and transmit GPS data to emergency responders.

Steve Jobs Put Apple Car On Backburner In 2008 To Focus On iPhone: Report

But now Apple has reportedly hired hundreds of staff to work on a electric vehicle, codenamed "Project Titan."

Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales Says Apple Should Stop Selling iPhone In UK If Encryption Backdoor Law Is Passed

Under the Investigatory Powers Bill, companies in the U.K. would be required to "maintain permanent interception capabilities" for communications data.

iPhone 6S November Sales: Sam’s Club Offers Deep Apple Savings Ahead Of Thanksgiving And Black Friday

The chain is offering deep discounts on Apple products like iPhones and iPads long before Black Friday.

Apple Pay Users Warned Not To Store Partners’ Fingerprints On iPhone

Apple Pay customers in the U.K. can potentially be left on the hook for fraudulent transactions if they share their sensor with a spouse or partner.

Apple Inc., Amazon, Google Form Lobby Group To Push Biz-Friendly Tech Legislation

The coalition, dubbed Financial Innovation Now, aims to influence tech-friendly financial services legislation and policy.

HTC’s Future In Doubt: How Chinese Rivals Like Xiaomi, Huawei Undercut Taiwan’s Once-Dominant Phonemaker

The Taiwanese smartphone maker is struggling to find a new niche after being squeezed in the middle range of its market.

Apple Watch Sales Topped $1.7B In Apple Inc. FY 2015

Company figures suggest the Apple Watch accounted for nearly $2 billion in sales in fiscal 2015, or more than 100 percent of growth in Apple's "Other Products" category.

How To Live Stream Video Games On Twitch And YouTube Gaming At Any Budget

Whether you have $100 or an endless supply of cash to spend, here's how to get started with streaming on Twitch and YouTube Gaming.

T-Mobile May Let Customers Stream Netflix And HBO Now Without Eating Data Plan

The catch is the streaming may only work through its slower 4G network.

Apple TV Preorders Begin At Best Buy As Apple Inc. Prepares Set-Top Box Shipments

The set-top box starts at $149 for the 32GB model and goes as high as $199 for the 64GB version.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Q4 2015 Profits Reach $11.1 Billion, Riding On Surging China Sales

The tech company's latest quarter was driven largely by sales in China, which increased by 99 percent compared with the same period last year.

It's Now Legal To Jailbreak Your iPhone, Android Smartphone, Tablet Or Smart TV

A ruling by the U.S. Copyright Office also provides exemptions for bypassing software restrictions on motor vehicles.

iPhone 7 Rumors: The Next iPhone Could Have A Killer OLED Screen Made By Samsung

The South Korean company already makes screens for Apple Watch, and now it might also provide OLED screens for the next version of iPhone.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Q4 2015 Earnings Preview: Doubts Surround iPhone 6S Sales Momentum

A slowing smartphone market is casting doubt on future iPhone sales growth.

Apple Inc. Faces $5 Million Class-Action Lawsuit Over Wi-Fi Assist Mobile Data Usage

Plaintiffs allege Apple failed to properly disclose the feature at launch and its ability to use additional mobile data.

Apple Pay Customers Use Service More Frequently Than Other Mobile Payment Services, Study Finds

The number of U.S. adults that use mobile payments grew to 71.5 million in 2015, up from 61 million last year.

Facebook Update Fixes iOS Battery Drain Problem That's Killing Your iPhone

Bugs in the social networking app caused it to consume power faster than intended.

AT&T Inc (T) Q3 2015 Earnings: Revenue Misses Expectations Due To DirecTV Acquisition

The acquisition of DirecTV dragged AT&T's revenue lower than Wall Street was expecting.

iPhone Q1 2016 Sales Estimates: Apple Inc.'s Smartphone Sales May Decline For First Time, Says Analyst

If an analyst's forecast is correct, sales of Apple's smartphone could be flat or slightly lower for the next quarter as the overall phone market slows.