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Samsung has rolled out a new eco-friendly Android handset, the Samsung Replenish. Available in Onyx Black, Arctic Blue and Raspberry Pink, the phone features a 2.8-inch QVGA display with a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Additionally, the Samsung Replenish runs on the Google Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS. The phone will be released in May 8th, 2011 through Sprint for $49.99 with a $10 monthly data charge. [Android Community]
Nokia is ready to release special environmentally-friendly editions of both the Nokia C7 and N8 smartphones via network carriers O2 and Telefonica. These eco-friendly variants utilize bio-paints, bio-plastics and an AMOLED display that consumes less power than traditional LCD screens. Both handsets are also shipped in a smaller recyclable box with a single page guide and an energy efficient power charger. No word on pricing at this moment. [UnwiredView]
If you like the eco-friendly gadget, then you might fall in love with the Sony Ericsson Cedar. This candybar phone is part of its GreenHeart series, which is made out of recycled plastic. The phone also features a low power consumption charger, an e-manual, a waterborne paint and a compact packaging. The Sony Ericsson Cedar features a 2.2-inch display, the Netfront 3.5 browser, Exchange ActiveSync, an FM radio, a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB mass storage mode. The phone is perfect for professionals who are looking for a green alternative as it offers push mail, Bluetooth connectivity and HSDPA. [Sony Ericsson]
Samsung and Sprint have joined together to launch the Samsung Restore m570 in the US market on June 6th, 2010. The third largest US carrier will release the handset for $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate. The Restore is Sprint’s latest eco-friendly phone that has a full QWERTY keyboard and an alphanumeric keypad. It is 84% recyclable and features a QVGA display, a 2MP digital camera, Sprint Navigation, stereo Bluetooth, One Click access to social networking sites and a MicroSD card slot. [Samsung]
Nokia has introduced the Bicycle Charger kit that consists of a DC-14 phone charger, a phone holder for your bicycle, a Bottle Dynamo, and everything you need to install it on our bicycle. The gadget will charge your phone’s battery when bicycle speed is between 6 km/h and 50 km/h. The charger can be fitted onto any Nokia handset with a 2mm charger jack, such as the Nokia E72 or Nokia X6. The Nokia Bicycle Charger Kit will be released in Q4 2010 for €15 ($18.5). [Press Release]
LG Electronics has showcased the LG GD510 a.k.a. LG POP at the World IT Show 2010. This ultra-compact full touchscreen phone can be charged by its integrated solar battery pack. Measuring 19.8mm x 49.5mm x 11.2mm, this eco-friendly phone is now available in Hong Kong, Taiwan China and Europe. More
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