E-waste is no longer an issue faced by a handful of countries, but is increasingly becoming global with the advent of millions of electronics, including mobile phones.

Do you wish to recycle your old mobile phone safely? Then smashing it to bits is not the solution. You only need to be sure about selecting the right recycling centre.

If you believe that a new mobile phone is entering the market almost every single day, then you are quite close, seeing the wide number of manufacturers currently in the market.

Did you learn about the recent study that was conducted to identify which are the mobile phones that are most commonly getting recycled?

Have you ever noticed people looking through recycle bins to get mobile phones?  This is happening in many places including Chennai, where the recycled or discarded rubbish is exported to China.  The sole purpose with which these individuals work is to ensure that no valuables such as old phones and other electronics are lost in [...]

Old electronic gadgets and mobile phones can still be of great use despite being of no use to you. Instead of allowing your old mobile phone to gather dust in some small corner, drawer or cabinet of your home, let it get utilised and work for you.

It’s amazing to note the quantity of precious metals such as nickel, palladium, silver and gold, which are used in the manufacturing of present-day technological gadgets. Mobile phones consist of some of the rare elements found on Earth.

Have you seen the third generation Apple iPad which has recently hit the shelves? I am sure some of you may be holding yourself back until you receive some funds before you go and get one for yourself.

Not only is mobile phone recycling important to any specific person but is crucial for just about everyone.  Irrespective of whether the mobile device is in use for personal or work reasons, all individuals must consider mobile phone recycling.  When your phone gets broken, what do you really do?  Get a replacement while tossing the [...]

A study was carried out recently to find out how many old mobile phones could be in people’s homes or in worst-case scenarios could have already ended up in landfills. It was found that as many as 8 million old mobile phones have are yet to be recycled in Norway. Although this study focused on [...]