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Recently I bought a charger (original Tweet here) for my iPhone. The packaging was easy enough to open, unlike some of the other hard plastic cases I’ve had to use crowbars for in the past.
So as I checked out, I was able to quickly pull out the device and offer back the packaging so the store (Fry’s) could theoretically re-use it, or at least allow the manufacturer to re-use it. The checker pointed me to the trash can. I clarified, “No, you should recycle this.” And she said “Oh!” as if she suddenly understood, “We don’t recycle.”
Come on Fry’s, surely all the packaging that goes through your big box stores could be reused and recycled. Let’s match the technology innovations with some green initiatives.
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Apple has scheduled a March 17th event where it’s reported they’ll debut the new iPhone OS 3.0. The company’s last major OS update (2.0) was about 8 months ago and it’s been 6 months since Apple missed its deadline for so-called “background applications.”
Besides something as obvious as cut-and-paste capabilities, personally I’d love to see some sort of video streaming a la Qik –without having to jailbreak the device. I’ve read there’s been at least a few video apps available for some time but Apple hasn’t signed off on platform deployment.
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