Old cell phones uses

Have a few old cell phones taking up space in that junk drawer? Here are a few ideas to properly use or dispose of these electronics.

Upgrading to a new phone this year? These steps can help convert your old one into a free home security camera.

Got an old phone and wondering what to do with it? Before chucking that old phone in the trash, here are some ideas you can consider.

Have an old cell phone lying around? Don't let it collect dust. Consider how you can repurpose it! Without the phone hooked up to a phone service, you obviously can't make calls or send texts, but you can still use Wi-Fi to download apps. Many of the uses mentioned below can be used on your current phone but sometimes it's nice to have a separate device to perform some of these activities. Using an old phone can save your new phone's battery life and storage too. Check out what you can do…

The average smartphone lasts between 2 to 4 years, usually around the 3 year you’ll notice a decline in your phone efficency. Many people upgrade and leave their old phones stacked in a drawer, but there are ways to effectively recycle old cell phone devices sometimes even getting you money towards your new phone!

Do you have a movie, CD or game collection taking up space and collecting dust? How about old phones or game consoles? I did, so I used Decluttr to sell them for cash. Here’s what happened.

If you're getting a new iPhone, don't throw your old one in the trash! Try one of these methods to prevent it from becoming e-waste.

Gone are the days where you could snag a free cellphone every two years, but that doesn't mean you can't extend their life after you've replaced them. These genius uses for old smartphones gives them a new purpose.

Don't let that old phone gather dust in the junk drawer or kill the environment in a landfill. Repurpose it as a security camera, an alarm clock, a media player, and more.

Put those outdated gadgets to good use.