Two of the latest Nokia smartphones, N8 and C7, are already the company’s most environmentally friendly phones released to date, both rocking AMOLED screens, with Nokia N8 even containing bio-plastics and C7 using bio-paints. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t get even greener – and that’s exactly what the Finnish giant and Telefonica are trying to offer to the consumers in markets where the Spanish group operates.
And here’s how they’ll accomplish this noble goal:
- The user’s start-up guide is condensed down to a single page, representing a 95% saving in paper.
- The packaging is super small, just enough to protect the devices in transit, and 100% recyclable.
- Education game Climate Mission comes pre-loaded and there’s also a link to the phone’s eco-profile – full declaration of the environmental impact of each model.
- High-efficiency energy chargers are included as well, and they will remind users to unplug when charging is finished.
The “project” will launch first in Spain, with other markets like UK, Germany, Argentina, Peru and Chile to follow in the near future.
[Via: Nokia Conversations]