Sony Ericsson identifies second life for old phones

James S Murray
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Company reveals mobile phone components are already being used in medical equipment, consumer goods and childrens' toys

Sony Ericsson has revealed that it is likely to expand an innovative recycling scheme to reuse many of the components from its old phones in medical equipment, consumer goods and even toys. Speaking...

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