Last week, at a well-attended press event at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in Manhattan, Sprint introduced the Samsung Reclaim, a phone made of 80 per cent recyclable material. Two dollars from each purchase goes to the Nature Conservancy's Adopt an Acre program.
Monday, August 10, 2009
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The Green Hornet would have liked the Reclaim for his wardrobe. There are "Bubbles" that can appear on the home display for Finance, News, Local Weather, etc. Thou I need to confirm that Bubbles does not require a Sprint data plan. Easy to program a Google Voice number as an automatic text message signature and I keep the phone charged in my car with a Micro/USB cable. Robert, do you know how long the Reclaim's biodegradable corn plastic will last in a landfill?
The Green Hornet would have liked the Reclaim for his wardrobe. There are "Bubbles" that can appear on the home display for Finance, News, Local Weather, etc. Thou I need to confirm that Bubbles does not require a Sprint data plan. Easy to program a Google Voice number as an automatic text message signature and I keep the phone charged in my car with a Micro/USB cable. Robert, do you know how long the Reclaim's biodegradable corn plastic will last in a landfill?
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