We love our devices—our TVs, laptops, tablets, and perhaps most of all, our mobile phones, those pocket-size miracles of computing power. In fact, Gartner, a tech research company, estimated that 1.9 ...

We all know that used products cost less. And yet, two-thirds of Americans have never purchased a secondhand cellphone or laptop, according to a survey by ecoATM Gazelle, a company that buys, sells ...

The fun part about technology: Everyone loves something shiny and new, but what do you do with that mind-blowing gadget once it has lost its luster? You can throw it into the drawer or the trash, or ...

Apple has a great recycling program, but they are not the only company to offer such a program. Both RadioShack and Best Buy offer their own recycling programs. I thought it might be nice to share ...

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There’s one obvious downside to our increasing reliance on technology: electronic waste. E-waste refers to discarded rather than recycled electronic equipment accumulating in landfills each year – a ...

We’ve all got plenty of old electronics laying around our houses and offices — old PCs, monitors, cell phones, cameras, game consoles, and assorted gadgets. Throwing them out in the trash does ...

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If you got an iPhone, smart TV, or laptop as a holiday gift, you may be facing the age-old dilemma of what to do with your ...