Until now there have been limited options for recycling old cell phones–send it back to the manufacturer, send it to one of a number of Web sites that offer cash for your used electronics, or go to ...

Cell phone thieves are using ecoATMs — kiosks found in grocery stores and malls — to get quick cash for stolen electronics. A KGW investigation found roughly 150 theft and burglary police reports ...

You know that old Motorola Razr that's been sitting in your nightstand for the last year? If you live near Omaha, Neb., you can march up to the EcoATM at the Nebraska Furniture Mart, toss it in, and ...

EcoATM, a maker of in-store kiosks where shoppers recycle used phones, tablets and other electronics, is a failure, according to an analyst who tracks the company. Outerwall, the parent company of ...

ARVADA, Colo. — She figured it was a long shot. Anna Hewson stared at the screen of her cell phone, fixed on a picture of her daughter’s phone on the 'Find My' app. Her daughter’s phone had been ...

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According to Strategy Analytics, about 1.6 billion mobile phones were shipped in 2012, with 700 million of those being smartphones. That doesn’t even take tablets into account. Compass Intelligence ...

The phrase "Old with the old and in with the new" is usually associated with New Year's Eve, but in the technology realm change occurs a lot more quickly - and with results more noticeable than ...

The average U.S. household owns 24 different consumer electronic devices, many of which are no longer being used. Some devices end up stashed in a drawer (you know the one). Other obsolete or broken ...

San Diego’s ecoATM, a maker of kiosks for recycling cellphones and other mobile electronics, has a new financial backer, with Cowen Sustainable Advisors taking a $200 million minority stake in the ...

A California-based company is looking to make the lives of technophiles easier by providing an easy way to get rid of old, unwanted electronics. Called EcoATM, the company claims to be the first to ...