Wouldn’t it be nice if all businessmen would have a green phone? I mean, I’m not saying they carry a solar powered phone but something like the Sony Ericsson Aspen.

The Sony Ericsson Aspen has a Blackberry-like look, has a touchscreen (which is really popular these days) and the most important: it’s made from environmentally friendly materials and waterborne painting. There’s no manual, just an electronic one so a lot of trees are saved.

Best of all, it’s not a bad looking phone at all. There’s no word as to when the Sony Ericsson Aspen will be available state side.

It’s only a matter of time before solar mobile phones comes, what with the thousand of solar chargers out there. Anyways, The Samsung E1107 is Samsung’s first solar mobile phone. Charging the phone one hour under the sun will give you around 5-10 minutes of talk time, plus the Samsung E1107 also has FM radio, MP3 ringtones, flashlight, etc.

And unlike other expensive green gadgets, the Samsung E1107 is cheap, at only $59. Of course, it has yet to be put up for sale outside India, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

With the array of solar-powered gadgets out there, this USB Hub/solar charger is pretty functional. First, it can function has a USB hub with four USB ports. And if you want to charge your mobile phones the eco-friendly way, you can also use this USB Solar charging 4 port hub, as a solar charger. It comes with six mobile phone connectors and has a built-in battery so there’s no need to leave your gadgets out in the sun while it’s charging.

You can get this USB hub/solar charger at Brando.