Apple powers up iPhone recycling network
Tech giant quadruples number of locations for US customers to hand in old iPhones as part of recycling and reuse drive
Tech giant Apple has today announced a significant expansion of its recycling network across the US, in a bid to drive up the number of iPhones being disassembled so that their component parts can be reused....
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