Recycle Your Cell and Enjoy This Winter

Too much of snowfall is snatching all forms of recreation from me and I do really not like this. We have to remain satisfied with small trips in the car, that is, of course, if there are any trips happening at all. Almost all of the shopping had to be done at the local stores than at super-markets. Though it made Christmas dinner exciting, we had to spend a great deal of time being confined within the four walls of our home.

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LG Optimus 2X on it’s way

If you are planning to buy a new handset for yourself, but you don’t know what to purchase or lease, then you will be probably fascinated to know that LG is launching the Optimus 2X near the beginning of the coming year. As a matter of fact, the anticipated launch date is fixed sometime in January.

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What is the value of My Cell? Well, it could be equivalent to one’s life.

Many people of in Africa can only dream of the internet but cannot reach it. The systems there are of very low grade and give feeble, sluggish connections that are much too costly to be afforded by a person who earns a medium pay. However, cell-based web can be accessed more easily. That’s why Tanzanians take the help of their cell phone instead of their personal computer if they have to surf online or transmit money by electronic means.

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Who are the Buyers of Cell Phones?

You must have seen the ad on the television of a guy carrying a sweet little orange coloured cell phone and jumping happily inside a bag. That advertisement shows a woman with a new cell phone, who is willing to sell her old one for cash. It is a reputed online recycling firm in the UK, but sometimes it may not provide the highest value for a phone.

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Why should you sell your cell?

Recently, a survey conducted in Philippines revealed that this nation with a 92 million population has around 87 million subscribers using cell services. This constitutes 94% of the total population of the country. It is like a drop of water into the vast ocean. International Telecommunications Union pegged world-wide cell phone subscribers at approximately 5 billion. Just imagine, each owner use a cell phone just for a year, and if so many people discard their cell phones each year, the carbon footprint from obsolete handsets can create astronomical harm to our Earth’s environment.

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