Posts Tagged ‘scrap cell phones’

Huge Marketing Budget Drives Motorola Droid Sales. Expects to Sell 1 Million Units In 2009.

Huge Marketing Budget Drives Motorola Droid Sales. Expects to Sell 1 Million Units In 2009.
Motorola’s and Verizon Wireless’ $100 million marketing campaign for the Motorola Droid seems to be paying off with strong sales that will likely result in more than 1 million devices being sold by the end of the year. The Droid, the only smartphone currently on the market that uses Google...
December 1st, 2009 | NEWS | Read More

Nokia: “Asia Mobile Recycling Yield Beats Europe”

SINGAPORE–The raw material recovery rate for Nokia, is higher in Asia than in Europe due to low labor costs that allow workers to be employed to separate materials before the recycling process, said a Nokia spokesperson. “In the West, it’s about 80 to 85 percent yield. Here, because...
December 1st, 2009 | INDUSTRY | Read More

Sheila Davis (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition SVTC) Addresses The International Electronics Recycling Conference & Expo IERCE 09′

Sheila Davis (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition SVTC) Addresses The International Electronics Recycling Conference & Expo IERCE 09′
Sheila Davis is the Executive Director of Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC) based in Northern California. Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition is a diverse organization engaged in research, advocacy and grassroots organizing to promote human health and environmental justice in response to the rapid...
November 27th, 2009 | WEBINARS | Read More

Motorola Establishes U.S. Take-Back Recycling Program

Motorola Establishes U.S. Take-Back Recycling Program
SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Nov. 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ –Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) announced today that it has established a take-back recycling program for its U.S. Enterprise Mobility Solutions (EMS) customers to help them responsibly dispose of used equipment. The products covered in the program...
November 23rd, 2009 | NEWS | Read More

India Drowning In Nearly Half A Million Tons Of E-waste Generated Annually.

India Drowning In Nearly Half A Million Tons Of E-waste Generated Annually.
Without recycling facilities that can handle the loads of e-waste that need to be processed, Priti Mahesh, senior programme officer with New Delhi-based Toxic Link, says that 97% of the waste gets recycled in hazardous conditions, where workers are exposed to toxins like barium, cadmium, copper and...
November 23rd, 2009 | NEWS | Read More