 It's Friday, January 25th, 2013. I'm Alex Hamburger. I've got something in my pocket. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford. Smartphones have been getting pretty big in recent years, but HTC's finally figured out a reasonable solution, pairing a second phone. The company's begun bundling one of its smartphones in China with the HTC Mini, a candy bar style phone that syncs with its big brother via Bluetooth and NFC. It can even trigger an alarm on the bigger phone and serve as a remote control, clearly making it the best of both worlds. That's assuming the best of both worlds means having two phones in two pockets with two chargers. Apple has released its latest supplier report, and it includes some disturbing findings. Apple revealed that 11 different overseas facilities had employed underage workers over the past year. One supplier committed 74 different violations. Apple has now stopped working with that company altogether. It could be just the beginning. Foxconn is rumored to be bringing Mac mini production to the United States in the near future. Want to unlock your phone or tablet legally? Might want to get started. A ruling made by the U.S. Librarian of Congress goes into effect tomorrow, which will make it illegal to unlock a phone or tablet subsidized by Carrier without getting explicit permission first. One interesting tidbit? The changes don't apply to used phones or devices purchased before tomorrow. Check out my eBay page for some devices that can make your unlocking dreams come true. And that's it for today's top stories, but join us next time when I'll show you how to make a five-course meal that feeds four in under three minutes, twice.