Nokia's 'Remade' Cell Phone Made Of Recycled Materials

Nokia's 'Remade' is a Cell made almost entirely from recycled
materials, including aluminum cans, plastics from drink bottles, and
old car tires for the rubber key mats. The phones would also use
environment-friendly technologies, including printed electronics and
display graphics that save energy, according to Nokia. The phone is
still in concept stage.

The phone was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress conference in
Barcelona. The idea is to reduce usage of natural resources, landfill
and increasing energy-efficient production.

Another concept Nokia is working on called Eco Sensor, consists of a
wearable mobile phone and a sensing device analyzing a person's health
and his surrounding environment.

For those who can't wait for 'Remade' Nokia will offer the '3110
Evolve', a mobile consists of 50% renewable materials, in the first
half of 2008. The phone would be packaged with 60% recycled content
and comes with an efficient charger that uses 94% less energy.