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In the current economic climate, its been a bit rough for those that want to go green on a budget. Not everyone can...
Read the rest of this articleIn the current economic climate, its been a bit rough for those that want to go green on a budget. Not everyone can...
Read the rest of this articleSprint and Samsung are hoping for some kudos from the green movement with their launch of the Reclaim, and overall it provides some great functionality for a midrange mobile phone. It’s made from recycled and recyclable plastics, but that doesn’t get in the way of this value-packed device.
Soy-based inks used in the instruction manual and minimalist packaging emphasize the Reclaim’s eco friendliness.
The Reclaim comfortably fit in my hand and the plastic felt sturdy. Button placement was intuitive although at times I found myself hitting the selector button and return button at once on accident because of cramped space.
That’s important for any green gadget because if it doesn’t live up to the same level of excellence other non-recycled items provide they’ll struggle for adoption. This first video is a review of the Reclaim’s hardware.
Why Tainted Green? Literally, green is only a color. But in typical human fashion we've pumped a cacophony of additional meanings and symbolism into the word. Green has become a marketing tool used by companies with impunity to wrap their products in a balmy haze of "ethical" and "conscientious" approval.
That's where Tainted Green steps in. We are seekers of truth, and we support the fundamental drivers behind the green movement. Ideas like permaculture, renewable energy, and recycling make sense, but companies that express support for green without a wholesome process behind it have tainted the meaning of green. And so, our focus is to create green content that pushes the ideology forward while pointing out which parts look like this year's marketing baggage. Welcome to Tainted Green, where we focus on unearthing the truth about green.

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It sounds like a pure green product. It's good to see more eco-friendly products getting launched. With so many cell phones getting discarded every year companies needs to think about recalling their products.
I am pro eco products. When we will start seeing electric cars everywhere on the street we will know that we have developed enough! Anyway, technology have improved a lot lately. I don't even want to think of the innovations in computer programming. I hope we don't come to the point where we are being rules by machines! Hopefully this won't happen too soon, and until then I'll enjoy my computer games and use the basic programs I need like registry cleaner and anti-viruses.
It's nice to see how technology is evoling ! and at what an amazing rate also ! It's mindblowing for most of us... even people like me who spend up to 14 hours a day in front of a computer and are up to date with everything and I still find things amazing !
Andrew - cfds consultant.