Cellular Recycler

Cellular Recycler was recently in Dubai. We sell thousands of devices there. Here is a photo at the Deria market. We recently met with some of our customers over there! It was a good trip and we are always welcoming new customers. Walking the streets you can see tons of new and used phone stores. Check out the video.

Justin O'Connell, Jason Gelfand & Brandon Greenhaw on a Friday a.m. ride --

Experts predict that in less then 10 years our total amount of E-waste will more than double. This simply can be fixed by a recycling your old electronics with a certified E-waste recycler.

2022 needs to be the year that technology recycling goes mainstream | Opinion People and businesses need to start viewing e-waste as a form of hazardous waste so that it is properly disposed of and paid for … for the sake of our planet.

In 2021, humans will discard 63.3 million tons of electronic waste, which outweighs the Great Wall of China, the world's heaviest human construction.

This Year's E-Waste to Outweigh Great Wall of China 2021's mountain of waste didn't grow out of nowhere.

3 ways that business leaders can help mitigate e-waste inside their organizations

Council Post: How To Manage E-Waste Through Recycling In Your Company If you’re upgrading company laptops and cell phones every year, there’s likely still a level of usability to the product.

"That stuff might look like junk, but don’t be fooled: Some of it is potential e-waste, and the last thing you should do is toss it in the trash."

Your drawer full of old tech could have a new life — or start a fire. Here’s how to handle it. E-waste is a growing problem, but there are ways to avoid making it worse. Here's what you should know.

6 of the key elements for mobile phones will run out in the next 100 years. The ability to repair phones will be key to conserving resources, tackling e-waste and climate mitigation, and building a circular economy for electronics.

Repairing – not recycling – is the first step to tackling smartphone e-waste The ability to repair phones will be key to conserving resources, tackling e-waste and climate mitigation, and building a circular economy for electronics.

Waterproof electronics, or how about water-dissolvable? This smartwatch may be the solution to combatting e-waste - its zinc-silver nanocomposite circuits and polyvinyl alcohol case dissolve in water within 40 hours.

This Dissolvable Smartwatch Is a Clever Way to Battle E-Waste The device disintegrates when submerged for 40 hours.