March 26, 2010 -
PRLog -- Mobile phones, which have become the need of the hour, comprise of fatal components. Reportedly, not many users are aware of this fact. Experts suggest that for most of the people, the decision to grab a new handset is based upon its looks and the features that it boasts of. Not many pay attention to its constituents. If reports are anything to go by, very few users know that each and every handset is made up of dangerous substances such as Nickel, Lithium and Zinc, among others. Experts reveal that the most deadliest component is the battery. Reportedly, all of these constituents are quite dangerous for the environment.
However, mobile companies are now moving towards a new horizon. LG seems to have taken the first step in this direction. Reportedly, the company would be coming up with a new gadget, the LG Remarq, that would be made up of recycled plastics and recyclable material. It is expected to be an environment-
friendly gizmo. However, experts feel that more and more companies need to venture into this domain. Till then, the users can get their mobile phones recycled.
The concept of recycle mobile phones (
http://www.mobilerainbow.co.uk/recycle-mobile.asp) is considered to be of great use to the individuals. It helps them get rid of redundant handsets. If reports are anything to go by, most of the users opt for this facility in order to earn some extra cash. Reportedly, they can hand over their useless gizmos to buyers, who in turn provide them with money. Firms like Mopay, Mazuma and Love2recycle act like buyers and procure redundant and dysfunctional gadgets from the users. Sources reveal that these handsets are then repaired and sold further. Generally, people from African and Asian nations opt for recycled mobile phones. Experts feel that this concept is equally beneficial for all the parties involved.
