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Recently, the world computer population surpassed 1 billion. It’s a legion of artificial intelligence that will never die, at least not while humans are around to see it.

Based on information available on Apple's website (1), it seems the company known for innovation has missed an opportunity to reinvent its new 3G iPhone in green.

I like this story because it gives you the skinny on electronic companies and their recycling policies. Plus it is kind of fun to read too.

A $20 million investment in G24 Innovations could send smartphones that don't need recharging down the pipe in as little as three years.

A patent application suggests that Apple is working out a way of powering portable devices with the sun using the touchscreen as the conduit.

How to Boil a Frog's FrogBlog tackles the question of whether environmentalists and the wealthy have both given up on civilization.

We were shocked, saddened, and, ok, let me start over…really, we were not so surprised when Greenpeace came out with their results of scientific testing of the Apple iPhone, and found at least two...

Environmentalists have threatened to sue Apple if it does not make its iPhone a “greener” product or tell consumers of the toxins allegedly used in the device’s manufacture.