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If you’re looking to get rid of some of your gear, you can check out this excellent Gadgetell Guide on how to stay on the bleeding edge of tech.  If you’re feeling a different type of green, you can also recycle your gear.  There is a new program called “The… Continue Reading »

Sprint and Samsung have recently introduced a new eco-friendly mobile phone, dubbed with a catchy name—the Reclaim.  This is a fitting name considering the Reclaim is made from 80 percent recyclable materials.  To break that down a little more, the box and packaging are made from 70 percent recycled materials… Continue Reading »

As Christmas approaches and Hanukkah comes along to the later days, there’s a chance you might be expecting a new computer, or perhaps even a netbook.  Now, what to the do with the old computer, or even with the netbook?  Why not give your old computer a new life by… Continue Reading »

While on a quick shopping trip to Staples to replenish ink for my printer (which apparently is filled with gold at the prices they charge) I was handed a sheet of paper listing some trade-in discounts for a myriad of products.  From routers to printers to laptops, the trade-in value… Continue Reading »

Dell has made their eco-friendly and small desktop PC available, the Studio Hybrid, which is not your typical low-cost mini PC. Dell has managed to offer the Studio Hybrid at a fair price, beginning at just $499, but also managed to get some decent specs in there as well as… Continue Reading »

While everyone else in the world seems to be forgetting about snail mail, here comes the US Postal Service putting the old way of communicating into a fresh and yet good use – recycling electronics. The US Postal Service is advocating the recycling of electronic products, such as mobile phones… Continue Reading »

Apple is now allowing anyone to recycle their no-longer-used mobile phone for free. Simply bring your mobile phone into any Apple retail location or complete the process online and ship the phone in. The phone recycling program will allow any brand phone to be turned in with no charge to… Continue Reading »