H Story

Guess what "H Story" is? Yes, H Story is the first booth for the ECOnnect event. H Story means history, hand phone story, his story and her story. The booth is main for telling the people about All The Story We Had Forget. Most of us do not know much about the history of a hand phone. Do we still remember the history of hand phone? Normally, Nokia 3310 model hand phone might flash through our mind, yet, Nokia 3310 is not the first hand phone in the world. 


Are you start wondering? Wonder what is the First hand phone model in the world? Wonder who is the Founder of the hand phone? Wonder how is the Evolution of hand phone? Wonder what is your hand phone made of? You, yes  you, should go figure it out instead of keep on wondering about all these. All the information has just provided to you right in our H Story Booth in ECOnnect Event. 


In the H Story booth, you are able to learn more about:-


1. The History of Oldest Mobile Phone

Founder of Hand Phone?

First Mobile Phone?  

2. The Evolution of the Mobile Phone from 80th century

 Phone Evolution?

3. The materials used in making a mobile phone

 What Mobile Phone are made of?

4. Process of making a mobile phone.

Oh gosh! Look at that! The process of making a mobile phone seems.... *jeng jeng jeng*

Curious about everything we mentioned above? We have more in store for you to figure it out in our ECOnnect Event.  

Come, join us and start "Talking Green" with us!  

Save the Earth To Save Our Lives

Take a look at the video, save our environment by acting on conservation efforts..... the Earth cries out : Save us !!!!

Save Our Earth

Aloha peeps ! Want to know something? We've got a secret to tell you..
Here's "The Secret" :-

Wow right? See how amazing and lovely our Planet Earth is.


Hope you enjoy the short video. Thanks. (: 

Advantages of phone recycling

Human nature always wants to explore new and innovative things every time. And because of their nature a person will get bored with his old mobile phone after short period of time. The procedure of mobile phone recycling appears to be extremely beneficial and enables you to get rid of your old mobile device in the best possible manner to pave way for the acquisition of a new one. If you fall under the category of those people who no longer want to use old handsets, because of some deformities the devices poses, then, just go for the recycling process at the earliest.

It has been estimated that mobile phone recycling is no longer a new concept to human behavior. This is not even a tough task to perform. All you need to do is to give your mobile to the most suitable and authentic recycling companies which in-return will pay you back value money for your product. After knowing such simple things about recycling process first thing that would strike your mind is how can I recycle my mobile for money? And the answer is simple than the process. 

These mobile recycling companies facilitates user with ample of buyers who purchase old devices and get them recycled. phone extracts the usable materials and elements from the old non-working gadgets and disposes them off in the best possible and most-effective manner.

Herculean chemicals are there such as Cadmium, Rhodium, Palladium, Beryllium, Lead, Nickel, Manganese, Mercury, Lithium, Zinc, Arsenic and Copper which are known for spoiling the environment. 

So, it becomes even more necessary for every individual to play a significant role in maintaining the ecological balance of our planet earth. Addition to this, another advantage counts on re-consumption of those old repaired mobile.

7 Good Reasons Why We Should Recycle

Here are 7 good reasons why we should recycle:

1. Financial Income – There is money in recycling. In the level of the individual, one of the benefits of recycling is financial income. There are a lot of things lying around the house that we no longer want or need that might just end up in a dumpsite somewhere, that we can recycle and earn money from. Cell phones, PDAs, ink cartridges, etc.

There is also the financial benefit for the communities who recycle in that there will be reduced costs of waste disposal or recycling. You think recycling is expensive? Consider these recycling facts: aluminum cans are the most valuable item in your bin. Aluminum can recycling helps fund the entire curbside collection. It’s the only packaging material that more than covers the cost of collection and reprocessing for itself.

2. Recycling helps conserve limited resources – Throwing away a single aluminum can, versus recycling it, is like pouring out six ounces of gasoline. Last year, Americans recycled enough aluminum cans to conserve the energy equivalent of more than15 million barrels of oil.

Here are some compelling recycling facts from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection:

By recycling over 1 million tons of steel in 2004, Pennsylvanians saved 1.3 million tons of iron ore, 718,000 tons of coal, and 62,000 tons of limestone. Through recycling newsprint, office paper and mixed paper, we saved nearly over 8.2 million trees.

3. Recycling is energy efficient – On a larger scale, recycling could translate into huge reductions in our energy costs. Consider these facts: It costs more energy to manufacture a brand new aluminum can than it does to recycle 20 aluminum cans.

20 cans can be made from recycled material using the same energy it takes to make one new can.

4) Recycling builds community – In almost all communities in the country today, there is a growing concern for recycling and the environment. People are working together in recycling programs, lobbies, and free recycle organizations to help promote recycling. We will be featuring these groups in our upcoming posts and link with the various networks to help you locate the nearest recycling center or free recycle group nearest your location.

5) Recycling creates jobs – Incinerating 10,000 tons of waste creates one job; landfilling 10,000 tons of waste creates six jobs; recycling 10,000 tons of waste creates 36 jobs.

6) Recycling builds a strong economy – Done on a nationwide scale, like what we’re doing here in the US, recycling has a huge impact in our economy in terms of jobs, energy cost reduction, resources conservation. Lately, as the price of oil hits close to $120 a barrel, people have become more aware of the huge impact of recycling, particularly in reducing plastic waste material coming from the bottled water and beverage industry. We will be discussing this in detail in our future posts.

7) Recycling is Earth-friendly – No matter how safe and efficient our landfills are being billed to be, the possibility of dangerous chemicals coming from the solid waste deposited in these landfills, contaminating underground water supply is always present. Combustion or incineration of our solid waste is effective and energy-generating, but we pay the price in increased air pollution.

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