A few months back Ecamm Network launched PhoneView, an application iPhone users received enthusiastically:

“You can now add and edit notes without rebooting after each change—wait until you're done and tap "Apply Changes" for a single reboot instead. There's also undo/redo support for the notes editor. There's a new search feature for music, contacts, SMS, etc.

Automatic SMS and Call History archiving is another nice touch. Ecamm tells me that when you roll over 100 calls or 1000 SMS messages on the iPhone, you won't lose that earlier info. (Dimmed icons appear next to each item in the PhoneView list, indicating that the data is no longer on the phone.) Another new feature allows you to view synched photos by photo album.

PhoneView works with the iPod touch and iPhone. The software is Mac-only (Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, iTunes 7.3 or later) and costs $19.95”

In a perfect world, you could broadcast television shows on the inside of your eye lids and bypass the gadgets altogether. While I work on that revolutionary development in entertainment, check out this video to learn about getting TV on your mobile devices.

According to PC Magazine, most UK residents have about £375 of unwanted but usable gadgets lying around their homes. Hopefully you don’t just toss them when you’re done with them since e-waste is a major source of toxins and carcinogens—and as guardian.co.uk points out, much of the e-waste from Western Europe and the US ends up in the ports of West Africa.

How can you be sure your old electronics aren’t causing any harm? It’s simple—sell them to someone else.

UK residents:

Loot.com and Gumtree.com both offer a forum to buy and sell used items.

BuyMyTronics.com buys new, used, and broken electronics from any location in the world. Payment is sent through PayPal within 48 hours of receipt.

US residents:

VenJuvo.com helps you calculate your item’s worth and then buys it from you with two payment options: PayPal or check.

Second Rotation.com purchases mobile phones, gaming consoles, MP3 players, and other gadgets to resell them. You could earn over $150 for one item.