Talk about great idea and horrible timing. Economy is weak to say it mildly. Consumers are stretched and companies are scaling back in an unprecedented way. So who cares for new shiny green widget? At the Mobile World Congress, going on in Barcelona, Spain, Nokia and Motorola are showcasing  green mobile handsets.
In a marketplace, which is still divided over the question of cost effectiveness of green technologies, Nokia and Motorola are going in for the gentle hype to establish leadership on clean technology. Nokia has been successfully running recycling campaign …

Mobile service carriers are hopping on green bandwagon faster than the speed at which Angelina Jolie is adopting kids. It’s fast and furious, to add one more cliche. Nokia announced their green campaign ‘Take Back’ recently to promote handset recycling.
Today TMONews is reporting that T-Mobile is ‘leaking’ news of it’s environmentally responsible MOTO W233:
“Exclusively from T-Mobile, the environmentally responsible MOTO W233 Renew is uniquely designed to reduce environmental impact by using sustainable materials in its design and packaging while at the same time delivering performance and quality customers rely on”
Motorola …