In the changing times of today's world, the Earth needs more and more energy conserving and  tree hugging people. But the individuals contribute to just half of the pollution. Manufacturers and industries also add up a large part in the destruction of Mother Nature. Global warming has been talked about in Denmark with activists here and there wanting to save the Earth but doing so is not an easy task. It needs everyone's help and cooperation. That is why when Sony Ericsson joined the green caravan, everyone knew that this is the start of the green revolution. ELM and HAZEL are two mobile phones from Sony Ericsson's Greenheart series that are worth your penny with lesser risks to the environment.

ELM and HAZEL are equipped with the best features that Sony Ericsson has been known for over the years. On top of their key features such as 5 MP cameras, multimedia players and mobile web browsing, they also boast of greener choices compared to regular consumer phones. They are:

- Made from recycled materials to ensure that little to no waste is produced

- An e-manual instead of the booklet to save on paper

- No chemicals that could poison the earth

- Lower power consumption charger that charges the battery just like a normal charger does

- Walk Mate eco application

Through these, Sony Ericsson minimizes their CO2 emission which is the primary cause for global warming.

When key players in the industry start acting up, we know that change is within our reach. They are the ones who brought upon innovation and technology (which is the culprit of the current climate status) so it is only responsible of them to clean up after their tracks by looking back and thinking about how they can help the environment.

So, are you ready for the green revolution?

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