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Read this article in Forbes written by our CEO, Stephen Wakeling, on the impact one million device trade-ins has on our environment and society.

Read this article published by Hypepotamus featuring our CEO, Stephen Wakeling.

List Recognizes Fastest Growing Companies in Georgia (Atlanta, GA – July 6, 2021) – Phobio, the premier trade-in service for mobile operators and iconic consumer electronics brands, is ranked #5 on the 2021 Georgia Fast 40 list among upper middle market honorees.  The...

From smartphones to digital assistants to food delivery robots and more, tech innovations continue to evolve, helping us to be smarter and more efficient. One category of tech that is growing rapidly has to do with an unexpected beneficiary:  the family pet!  In fact,...

Laptop sales have eclipsed desktop computer sales consistently for the last decade. The average lifespan is between 3 and 5 years, but the longevity depends on many factors, including the brand and how it is equipped, how much use it gets and perhaps most importantly,...

Diversity and inclusion in the workplace is an important conversation that many companies are having, and with good reason - two thirds of job seekers consider workplace diversity an important factor when thinking about job opportunities according to Glassdoor.  In...

Cyber crimes have been around as long as the internet has, but in our increasingly digital world, they’re getting more common than ever before. Whether it’s ecommerce or video conference calls for work, the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the time we spend online,...

Phobio has been named one of Georgia’s fastest-growing companies by the Atlanta Chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG).

The buzz around 5G has been growing for years, and with good reason - fifth generation technology is the future of mobile communication and beyond. The successor to 4G, 5G is a new kind of network that has more connectivity and higher speeds than any previous network....

The use of drones, otherwise known as unmanned aerial vehicles, has come a long way from when the first pilotless vehicles were utilized during World War I, and has grown exponentially since the Federal Aviation Administration granted exemptions for U.S. companies to...