A Tough as Nails Digital Camera

Are you the rough type? Ladies this is the perfect digital camera for the men in your life.
The Olympus Stylus 770 SW Digital Camera is a great digital camera for men, and women too!!

This digital camera is not only waterproof and freezeproof, it's shockproof and crushproof up to 220lbs.!! This has to be the most durable digital camera there is.

Don't worry about going swimming with it and ruining it.

Are you a reporter? Don't worry about the person you just took an incriminating picture of trying to smash it unless he or she hits it with something over 220lbs, but I seriously doubt that happening!

This digital camera is more than just a tough camera, it also takes superb pictures!

Some features of the Olympus Stylus 770 SW Digital Camera are:
It's Compact size
It has 27 shooting modes
It has 18MB of memory storage
A rechargeable li-ion battery
A built in microphone
A 12 second self timer
A 2.5 inch LCD Panel
A built in flash that has auto flash, fill in flash, and red eye reduction
Shoots 12 frames per second
3x optical zoom
5x digital zoom
Resolution of 7.1 megapixel

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Old Cell Phones-Where Do They All Go?

By James Mosieur

Last year consumers in the United States purchased more than 100 million new cell phones. Not only was this an increase over the previous year, it brought the total number of cell phone users in the U.S. to more than 180 million.

You might not think cell phone waste is a big problem since the average cell phone today weighs less than 6 ounces. However, since more than one-half of all Americans now own cell phones, isn’t it time we take a look at what happens to our old cell phone when we upgrade, change or cancel our service. According to Inform Inc, a non-profit institute which keeps tabs on such numbers, there are more than 500 million old cell phones sitting unused in drawers, closets and desks around the country. All of these contain chemicals and substances which are harmful to the environment if improperly disposed of.

U.S. consumers replace between 100 million and 130 million cell phones each year. Unfortunately, the cell phone recycling industry processes less than 10 million of these. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that if there are already 500 million old cell phones and we add between 90 million and 120 million to this number each year – pretty soon we have a big problem!

This brings us back to our initial question… Where do all the old cell phones go? As I mentioned a short time ago, within the wireless industry there is a segment which takes these old cell phones and does one of several things with them.


• Some are sold for use in other countries
• Some are donated to shelters for use in a variety of emergency (911) phone programs
• Some are repaired or refurbished and sold in the U.S. either as replacement or pre-paid phones
• Finally, others are broken down to the essential elements and recycled

The bottom line is that U.S. consumers replace their cell phones approximately every 18 months which allows them to take advantage of the newest technology and features. In most cases the cell phone being replaced still works fine and has a lot of useful life left in it. Just because we are through using it does not mean it has suddenly become junk.

We all need to be responsible stewards of our planet’s resources and make sure that when we get a new cell phone we find a home for our old cell phone. In most instances your carrier will offer you a recycling option, but if not… there are plenty of places on the internet to sell your phone, donate it to charity, or simply send it in at no cost for recycling.




James Mosieur is CEO of RMS Communications Group, Inc. RMS operates several cell phone recycling websites like www.CellForCash.com. He has been in the electronics recycling business since 1985. James writes and speaks on cell phone recycling and related subjects particularly as they relate to the individual consumer.

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Apple plans cheaper, Nano-based phone: JP Morgan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple Inc. plans to launch a cheaper version of the iPhone in the fourth quarter that could be based on the ultra-slim iPod Nano music player, according to a JP Morgan report.

Kevin Chang, a JP Morgan analyst based in Taiwan, cited people in the supply channel that he did not name and an application with the U.S Patent and Trademark office for his report dated July 8.


Apple filed a patent application document dated July 5 that refers to a multifunctional handheld device with a circular touch pad control, similar to the Nano's scroll wheel.

Apple did not respond to requests for comment.

Cell Phone Fun

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Have you ever wanted to take your dog with you wherever you go? Now you can with MobilePet Dog! MobilePet Dog is the pet who lives in your cell phone, ready to play with you whenever you like.

Other games are, Mobile Pet Pig, Mobile Pet Monkey, Sudoku.

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iPhone Loved Despite Flaws

So did you get in on the iphone craze?

iPhone mania Day 1 on 5th Ave. in New York City.






Am I the only one that finds this a bit crazy? All this attention over a cellphone!
I can't imagine geting so excited over a cellphone. Sure I'd like to have it but not that bad to wait in long lines and or over night.