Looking for the latest display of electronics companies supporting more green and earth friendly practices? For such a display, one only has to look at a new ad that has cropped up in Times Square in New York City. Non other than Best Buy has erected an e-waste recycling ad that is actually constructed of “e-cycled” electronics as they put it. I’m not a huge tree hugger by any means, but I can certainly appreciate and support not being overly wasteful. ...

If I had a million dollars….*insert lofty and creative dream here…* If I had a million dollars, (or more) I would strive to build one of the most technologically advanced and green houses possible. Any way to save energy and money while being a geek haven would ensure that I never left my house. Why would I need to? While I am quite far from such results, having a green home can be relatively affordable and cheap. You can take one small step at a time and...

While being a gadget nerd is certainly nothing to be ashamed of, the waste that we can leave behind is at times downright shameful. What I mean is, gadgets have an extremely short lifespan. If you get 12-18 months out of a gadget, consider yourself lucky (and at the end of those 18 months your gadget old). But what if gadgets were constructed of far more grass loving, Bambi petting, have dinner with a rabbit materials? What material you ask? Cardboard. While cutting...