Seeing as how it has rare earth elements in it that can be reused. Throwing any kind of technology should be illegal because of how toxic some of the components are, and how they are able to be reused so we can get away from using near-slave labor in Africa for some of these items.
In most scenarios, regardless of if the phone is broken or not, you can even sell the phones and make a small profit.
In most scenarios, regardless of if the phone is broken or not, you can even sell the phones and make a small profit.
I REALLY Love My BlackBerry....
04/08/2010 10:51:16 PM
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BlackBerry sucks. I threw away my BlackBerry Bold and got a new iPhone. *NM*
05/08/2010 12:07:56 AM
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Consumers agree. Last quarter was the first in a long time that anyone outsold BB for smartphones.
05/08/2010 12:32:37 AM
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Yes, they have nowhere to go but down.
05/08/2010 12:52:36 AM
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Not to mention the annoying tendency to bleed memory
05/08/2010 03:52:57 AM
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iPhones still have some functionality problems that are limiting their business use here
05/08/2010 05:17:38 PM
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I really hope you didn't "throw it away"
05/08/2010 05:14:25 PM
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It's in a junk drawer. I suspect it may end up in the garbage, though.
05/08/2010 05:44:28 PM
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If you support human misery and pollution, feed it to a small child.
05/08/2010 06:13:58 PM
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Uh oh. Guilty of 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8 on my HTC Desire.
05/08/2010 12:34:12 AM
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You'd think something like this would be tailormade for something called "Desire. "
05/08/2010 04:18:26 PM
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I'm never borrowing a friend's phone ever again. Just in case. *NM*
05/08/2010 04:33:18 AM
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