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Did you know that your old mobile phone contains toxic metals? If you have old or unused phones in your home, don’t throw them in the trash. It’s time for you to become a responsible cell phone owner. Instead, you can have these phones recycled. So what is cell phone recycling and how can you do it? The process is pretty simple.
What do you use your phone for? No doubt you spend some of the time making phone calls, after all that is the general purpose of a mobile phone. But if you own one of the latest smartphones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S, the Nokia N8 or the iPhone 4, then it is very likely that using it to make calls is not at the top of your priority list.
According to recent research, the amount of time that we use our phones for making calls is on the decline, and rapidly so. Last year mobile phone uses averaged 20 minutes a day making phone calls and now, just one year later, that has decreased to an average of just 10 minutes a day.
If you’re looking for a tablet for web browsing, watching TV, streaming video from the web, reading magazines or books or for playing games on the go, then today I’d like to introduce you to the Dell Streak 7. The Android-based Dell Streak 7 has been designed for T-Mobile’s 4G mobile broadband network. It comes with Android 2.2 (Froyo) which means an increased speed and multitasking abilities.
Now for some technical specs. The Dell Streak 7 has a rear facing camera which is 5.0 MP. It’s ideal for HD stills and video recording (at 720p HD) while the front facing camera is 1.3 MP and is ideal for video calling using T-Mobile’s network. Storage space is ample, with an internal 16GB memory already installed and can be expanded with a microSD card (up to 32GB).
Fancy gadgets like those James Bond would use? Then look at this spy cam that hides inside of a real working pen. This particular model has motion detection and holds 2GB of media in a microSD card. You can get high quality undercover video with a 1280×920 image sensor that shoots at 25 frames per second. The video footage is stored in a 2GB micro SD card which is expandable to 8GB max.
This is a sponsored post.
Did you know that your old mobile phone contains toxic metals? If you have old or unused phones in your home, don’t throw them in the trash. It’s time for you to become a responsible cell phone owner. Instead, you can have these phones recycled. So what is cell phone recycling and how can you do it? The process is pretty simple.
This Panasonic TC-PGT25 is a 50 inch plasma with full 1080p HD resolution that is also provides a 3D experience. The reviews on the 2D experience are great but the reviews on their 3D is not as good. Most notable are the good reviews on the colors, specifically the deep blacks and vivid images this set produces.
