on 2012-03-22
Recently, Apple has launched a recycling program that can let people earn money from their used, old, or broken iPhones. Not only that, the environmental platform of the tech giant also allows people to turn in other Apple products such as iPads, iPods, and Macs.
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on 2012-03-22
With people going gaga over the brilliant iPhone 4S, it is tedious enough to make time for thinking about what to do with our old iPhones. Users of old iPhones know that selling an old iPhone can be quite lucrative since the price of an old yet still usable device ranges from $199 to $299.
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on 2012-03-22
Over the years, Apple Inc. has never gone far from the prying eyes of Greenpeace as the tech giant is embroiled in many issues regarding carbon footprint, e-wastes, and other what-nots. The two parties have been in collision of beliefs and conduct over the past year or so. In fairness to Apple, the company has been trying to establish a green credo in order to pacify millions of environmentally conscious consumers.
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on 2012-02-24
What most of you iPhone owners do not know is that Apple Inc does more than selling your iPhone to you. They build giant solar panels to power buildings, they make their machines talk and work and they also buy your gadgets back when you don’t need them anymore.
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on 2012-02-24
Given the iPhone’s flair for being able to perform tasks you could never dream of, we knew that it wouldn’t be long before your iPhone trade in would bear green fruits for humanity. Earth Day is fast approaching and saving the world takes time, so in this article we continue to give you the tools for living green. Here are the next five in the top 10 list of earth-friendly Apple apps for your handy iPhone.
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on 2012-02-24
In 2007, Greenpeace called the attention of the then growing electronics company, Apple Inc. Just after the company released the iPhone, the environmentalist group exposed the harmful effects of the smartphone’s production process and had included Apple in the list of the top environmental offenders. With this, Steve Jobs, Apple’s then CEO, pledged to keep Apple a green company by focusing on removing toxic chemicals from the production stage of the iDevices.
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on 2012-02-24
Just like the iPhone, next generation smartphones are known for their seemingly endless array of applications and their ability to do so much more than just sending a text or making a phone call. Now you can actually use your ever dependable smartphone to save the world from utter destruction and turn into an instant whale-hugger in style. Here are the first five in the top 10 list of the earth-friendly apps for your iPhone.
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