Samsung Launches 'Blue Earth', the First Full-Touch Eco-Friendly Mobile Phone YTN It also suggests a simple DIY idea to reuse the package as a photo frame or a pencil box. Blue Earth comes with a 5 star energy efficient charger which uses … and more
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New York Times Solar Power, Mobile Phones Converge to Distribute Water in Kenya New York Times The solar -powered well is activated using a smart card, which permits water to flow until either the card is removed or the user's account runs out of …
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New York Times Solar Power, Mobile Phones Converge to Distribute Water in Kenya New York Times The solar -powered well is activated using a smart card, which permits water to flow until either the card is removed or the user's account runs out of …
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The yearbook staffs at Mid-Pacific Institute and the University Laboratory School decided to produce this year’s annuals on 100 percent recycled paper printed with soybean oil ink. Read the original here: BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—-Fox Mobile Distribution , a unit of Fox Mobile Group, today announced that in celebration of Earth Day on April 22, it is offering the Green Living Guide mobile application for free to U.S. consumers through April 26, 2009, via its Jamster service. China-based JA Solar Holdings Co. Ltd. said Friday it received a contract to supply solar cells to BP Solar International Inc. Read the original: How many trees have you saved with your cell phone? With the Samsung “Blue Earth”, it might happen. The first solar full-touch screen phone debuts at the Mobile World Congress 2009. Excerpt from: Apple, Adobe Working Together On Flash for iPhone? Define “Together” The weekend brought renewed hope for those waiting with bated breath for the marriage of iPhone and Flash. I have to admit that it really aggravates me when I see a site I want to check out, type the address into Mobile Safari, and am greeted with nothing but a background color and that aggravating … Read the full post from TheAppleBlog via Blogdigger blog search for renewable . Here is the original: SMART Communications Inc. (Smart) has been nominated in the newly introduced “Green Mobile Award” category of the 2009 GSMA Global Mobile Awards for its Alternative Power for Cell Sites Program. See original here: Interstate 65 is now America’s first biofuels corridor with the conclusion of a project to make E85 Ethanol and B20 Biodiesel blends available the entire length of the Interstate, from Gary, Indiana to Mobile, Alabama. A driver is now no more than a quarter-tank’s drive from a fuel retailer carrying E85. RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com |
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