Stories about Environmentally friendly

Sony Ericsson: "we're greener than the rest"
Sony Ericsson may not be winning the battle against the iPhone, Blackberry or hundreds of Nokia models, but says there's only one choice if you want to 'buy green'.
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Cheeseburger powers 15,000 Google searches
It's so wrong, and yet, so right. Just one cheeky little cheeseburger can power 15,000 of your toughest Google searches.
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Supermicro unveils Intel Atom-powered servers
If you have itsy bitsy serving needs, Supermicro has a cheap, Atom-based server for you.
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Global warming to sink .tv and .to domain names?
The highly-prized .tv domain name could be headed for extinction if tiny island and .tv host nation Tuvalu disappears beneath rising ocean waters.
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Clever USB key lets your PC download while in standby mode
P2P pirates can do their bit to save the planet with Somniloquy – a tiny PC on a USB stick that piggybacks onto your snoozing PC’s network connection.
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Spam a massive carbon polluter: McAfee
Forget electric cars. Or clean coal. Or CFL lightbulbs. The energy use to send spam could power 2.4 million homes, McAfee reckons.
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EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Apple smashing Macs to pieces
EXCLUSIVE | A whistleblower has provided details of how Apple Australia orders Macs be smashed to pieces.
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Apple refuses to submit to Greenpeace testing
Apple likes to boast about the green credentials of its most recent MacBook machines, but when it came to being assessed by Greenpeace, the Cupertino crowd chickened out.
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PC makers turn a sickly shade of green
Bluescreen | We celebrated World Environment Day responsibly on Thursday by switching off every PC we could find. Then, sadly, the staff had us thrown out of Harvey Norman..
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Screensavers causing massive global pollution: Telstra
Lose the animated logo, save the planet. At least, that's the theory, according to Australia's new eco-warrior, Telstra.
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Internode announces Naked DSL transfers
Internode says customers who already have a phone line can now get Naked ADSL2+ connected on it, rather than having to get a whole new line connected.
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