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TOKYO - Nokia and Sony Ericsson make some of the world's most environmentally sound electronics, while Nintendo and Toshiba are among the least eco-friendly, Greenpeace claims in a green guide released Wednesday.

Is Sony Ericsson's Aino mobile phone useful despite having so many functions?

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Sony Ericsson Satio review After unboxing the Sony Ericsson Satio and giving you my first impressions of it , I am kickstarting now my official review of the handset with a detailed tour of the hardware and design. The first thing I noticed after I took the Satio out of its box was how finished and elegant the materials were, something that I wasn’t expecting from a prototype unit. Nevertheless, the Satio boosts Sony Ericsson’s well refined design si

Sony approached me a few months ago about a stereo bluetooth headset. I had my doubts because I’ve used my share and the declarations never meet up with experience. The Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 however are all that and a bag of chips provided you have a fully compatible device. Hit the jump for my review. The earbuds reside on a 20″ long cord with a built-in mic. Wearing it in front or wrapped behind your ear (sport is what they call it) is personal preference. The cord is rubberized and pretty

Saturday, August 29th, 2009 by Steven 0 Add a CommentNot content with Motorola’s Brazilian division handsets, Moto has just recently announced the MOTOCUBO A45, an eco-friendly full-QWERTY featurephone. It’s nowhere near as sustainable as Motorola’s previous green offering or even Samsung’s or Sony Ericsson’s, but 25% of the materials used in MOTOCUBO are made out of recycled plastic bottles which has to count for something. Why? Because a 2 megapixel camera, QVGA disaply and EDGE connect