News & Reviews:   RECYCLE

If you're a fan of mobile devices, chances are you might have more than a few of them lying around. Some might just be old, while others no longer work. Some of us tend to hoard these items because we don't know how to deal with them. But now, KKD wants to remind Malaysians to recycle.

If there's one thing you should know about smartphone releases, most Chinese brands love releasing them every quarter or twice a year. However, Apple still refrains from doing so and will only release its latest iPhone flagships every year and Brut media managed to ask that question to Apple CEO Tim Cook on that matter.

A lot of companies are doing their parts to help the environment. For example, Acer revealed laptops using sustainable material at CES 2022. Of course, it's not the only company with something to show within Q1 2022. Samsung has plans to do something similar for its products.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that smartphones are a part of our lives now, but this also contributes to the growing problem of e-waste. Where do all the smartphones go after they are done? Well, Apple happens to be one of the companies that are tackling the problem - they have been recycling old iPhones with a new robot technology, turning them into new ones in Austin, USA.