Category: Recycling

New and old cell phones have been connecting the world for several decades now, with over 223 million people all around the world using the devices.

Children should not have or be exposed to new or old cell phones in the wake of the World Health Organization report linking cell phones to cancer, according to Canadian NDP health critic France Galinas.

If you are thinking about replacing your current cell phone with a new one or perhaps considering the move to a smartphone, you may want to look into recycling your current cell for cash

If you have been thinking about switching over to a smartphone, now is the time. Because, over the next few months there are going to be many interesting and exciting new smartphones introduced to the US market, available from a variety of cell phone service carriers. This includes new phones sporting 4G and using the Android OS, BlackBerry OS, and the iOS; so, numerous choices in both hardware and software.

The United Nations says that if the world learned to recycle more old cell phones and other forms of electronic waste, there would be far less of a need to mine so much metal from out of the ground. Thomas Graedal, a Yale University professor who is also a member of the United Nations Environment Programme, says more waste management schemes, coupled with smarter product designs from manufacturers would have a major impact on metal recycling rates.

Cell phones are to put to use helping Kenyans to understand the need for the recycling of used cell phones and other forms of electronic waste in a new bid by the government to try and increase the efficiency of e-waste management in the country.

Used cell phones and other forms of electronic waste are not being disposed of properly in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India, resulting in an e-waste problem that is rapidly getting out of control, according to experts.

Research shows that America is experience a growing love of smartphones. That’s why we keep upgrading them. If you are one of those thinking about upgrading your smartphone, then take a moment to think about recycling the one you are upgrading from.

Research shows that America is experience a growing love of smartphones. That’s why we keep upgrading them. If you are one of those thinking about upgrading your smartphone, then take a moment to think about recycling the one you are upgrading from.

While we know there isn’t a ‘cell phone heaven’ out there, in my opinion, cell phone hell is the trash can. So, before you go throwing that old cell phone of yours away, take a minute to check out Sell Cell and see if recycling that old cell is right for you?