After one week in the market, nobody knows yet how green the iPhone is. Not a single word from Apple about any green features. Nothing about reducing toxic chemicals or encouraging recycling for old phones dumped for the iPhone. Due to the successful Green my Apple campaign Steve claimed: "Apple is ahead of, or will soon be ahead of, most of its competitors" on environmental issues. But the iPhone appears far beh

Apple has finally moved up from being the lowest-ranked electronics manufacturer in the latest Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics - published today - and may start to rival the other 'greener' companies if its much-awaited iPhone becomes the company's first environmentally friendly product. On the other sire while Sony is the biggest loser in the race, languishing at the bottom of t

About environment: will the iPhone be better then other brands? None knows yet what's in the iPhone but Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and Motorola have both removed some of the worst chemicals from their phones and identified extra toxic chemicals they intend to remove in the future. What Apple is planning to do to beat his competitors?
Waiting the iPhone, Greenpeace is challenging Apple to produce a toxic fre