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BlackBerry has been having a hard time selling its new Z10 phones, but now it plans on releasing a phone that will sell for $2,400.

Freemium games have soared in popularity as mobile devices and application developers see the potential in this new revenue generation model. At the same time, they have also gained popularity among gamers as they offer free play with a twist.

According to a report, AT&T receives more than $10 million per year from the CIA, and in return the CIA can access the company's database of international phone records, which also includes information on Americans.

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The much anticipated HTC One Max is finally here and it adds a nice surprise, which leaked rumors about this upcoming device failed to capture.

Samsung is officially the first to produce and market a curved smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Round just went on sale today in South Korea selling for 1 million Korean Won.

Nokia has joined forces with scientists from the University of South Hampton, one of the top 15 research universities in the UK. They have harnessed the energy of a lightning bolt to charge a mobile device in a trial run.

A Samsung representative told the Korean Herald that biometric security is currently not on the company's to-do list. Many have speculated that Samsung will follow suit to Apple and introduce a fingerprint security scanner of their own.

The iPhone 5C, suspected to be a low-budget color-customizable smartphone, is scheduled for release on September 10, 2013. While Apple did not confirm this release date, a source in contact with AllThingsDigital claims so.

The next generation HTC smartphone may already be here. Images for the HTC Zara, a mid-range budget smartphone, have been leaked showing off the HTC One-like design.