A Nokia spokesperson stated that although environmental-friendly mobile phones still remain at the conceptual level, they cannot be used commercially, but they also convey a new concept that can use waste materials to reconstruct mobile phones. Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Nokia’s chief executive officer, stated at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that environmentally-friendly mobile phones can reduce damage to natural resources, reduce landfill waste disposal, and increase product utilization.
Nokia supports environmental protection by introducing a mobile phone called Remade. All parts of the phone can be recycled. The parts are made of discarded aluminum cans and plastic soda bottles. The phone keypad is old. Made of automobile tires. In addition, Nokia and Asia will also use environmental technologies such as printable printed electronics to save energy.
Last year, Nokia introduced a concept mobile phone called Eco Sensor that can automatically test the user's physical condition, current environment and local weather, etc. The mobile phone is driven by a solar battery, and the display is in HD quality.