recycling

Japan is looking to recycled tech to reduce the environmental impact of making Olympic medals.

Apple has revealed just how much they've gotten back from their take-back initiative.

Gary Marshall We love new tech but we can't help wondering if we sometimes retire our hardware a little too early. Have you Linuxed new life into an ancient laptop? Is your DSLR older than your kids?

In Depth Making sure your old PC is safely recycled or reused is a must.

Backed by the Australian Government's e-waste recycling scheme, DHL is successfully providing Australians with an easier way to get rid of old TVs and computers.

In Depth Can old iPhones increase in value, or still be worth money even if they're broken? Yes - and it's a great idea to make money from yours.

Opinion If, like a bazillion other people, you're considering buying the new iPhone, you'll also be contemplating the retirement of your current phone. But why do we keep the tech we no longer use?

To be fair, Apple products are notoriously difficult to disassemble.

The European Parliament has laid down plans that will mean large electronics retailers are required by law to accept old equipment for recycling.

Apple's Reuse and Recyling Programme will dispose of old electronics, even handing over cash if they're still useful.