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What's next in the world of tech?
Video conferencing, netbooks and virtualisation will continue to grow, according to predictions by analyst Gartner.
Mountain of e-waste hits emerging markets
Waste from computers will jump by 500 per cent in India over the next decade, according to a UN report.
Is e-waste being illegally dumped in Africa?
Greenpeace researchers have warned that kit from the UK May is being "recycled" illegally in Nigeria.
Orange launches recycling scheme
Mobile giant Orange is encouraging Brits to dust off their old electronics and hand them over in exchange for cash.<br>
Boffins tag rubbish in MIT experiment
Researchers are using mobile phone technology to track where our rubbish ends up.
Dell announces new business desktops, services
Reducing costs and simplifying operations are the name of the game with new Optiplex systems, while Dell services are also enhanced.
EU battery recycling scheme hits the UK
Britons are now under pressure to recycle their batteries or the Government could face huge fines from the EU.
Less than half of obsolete PCs are recycled
High export tariffs and transportation costs have hindered recycling, according to Gartner.
Q&A: Computer Aid founder Tony Roberts
The founder of the computer charity explains why reuse is 20 times better than recycling.
UK worst tech recyclers
Britons have ranked the worst in Europe when it comes to recycling their old gadgets.
Half of Brits hang onto old handsets
And we get new phones every two years whether we need them or not, a survey has claimed.
Five ways to get rid of your old phone
Some 50 million handsets are kicking around unused in the UK, when they could be sold, recycled or donated to charity.
Old mobiles fail to spearhead green revolution
Only three per cent of people recycle their mobile phones, finds global consumer study.
HP: cleaning up IT’s dirty little secret
Matt Chapman talks to HP about its recycling efforts and how they have evolved since the early days. <br>
Mobile 2008: Recycling and surfing all the way
The Androids (well one of them!) came, saw and pretty much conquered and Apple gave birth to the iPhone mark two. But they weren't the only things...
Green Computing: Part 1
In the first of two articles looking at the environmental impact of business computing, IT PRO looks at the resurgent market for recycling and...
UK business still confused by WEEE after a year
The implementation of the technology recycling legislation a year today still has many companies baffled by its requirements.
IFA 2007: Consumer electronics must be "sustainable"
Industry needs to act on power consumption and recycling, delegates are told at the IFA event in Berlin.<br/>
Computer recycling goes mainstream
EU directives and corporate social responsibility fuelling hardware recycling.
Europe fails on e-waste recycling
A European Commission and United Nations University study has shown that virtually no small appliances - such as tech gadgets - are recycled in...
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