Monthly Archive for November, 2008

Android App Tackles Carbon Footprints – Green Inc. Blog – NYTimes.com

Published on Wed, Nov 26, 2008, 1:07 pm 2 Comments

Android App Tackles Carbon Footprints

By JOE HUTSKO

While downloadable applications for the iPhone have enjoyed most of the spotlight since they began shipping, momentum is building for apps that run on the Google Android operating system, which drives the first retail Android device, T-Mobile’s G1.

One application to catch my eye is Ecorio, a carbon footprint calculator that taps into the G1’s GPS feature to track movement. Mode of travel choices include automobile, public transit and bicycle.

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Recharging More Efficiently – Green Inc. Blog – NYTimes.com

Published on Tue, Nov 25, 2008, 12:04 pm 0 Comments

Recharging More Efficiently - Green Inc. Blog – NYTimes.com

By JOE HUTSKO

The Powerstick by Ecosol charges your gadgets and keeps an eye on its own energy consumption.

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NY Times Green Gadgets: Bionic Power and People-Powered Playthings

Published on Mon, Nov 10, 2008, 10:22 am 0 Comments

Two Green Gadgets posts in today’s New York Times Green Inc. section:

Bionic Power: ‘Culturing an Appreciation of Energy and Power’
New York Times – United States

By Joe Hutsko Max Donelan is an assistant professor of kinesiology at imon Fraser University near Vancouver, British Columbia. He is also the chief science …
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Green Gadgets: People-Powered Playthings
New York Times – United States
By Joe Hutsko Sony’s sustainability design group is developing a variety of crank-powered gadgets. (Photo: Sony) Among Time Magazine’s Best Innovations for …
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