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Apple expands its recycling program and other news from April 21, 2014

Apple has expanded its free recycling program to include any Apple product, no matter the age. While not all products will be eligible for a gift card when traded in, Apple will take any item produced in its 30-year history in an effort to avert more electronic waste from reaching landfills.

You can read more about Apple's efforts to grow the use of renewable energy in its business and watch the "Better" video here.

Other stories from Monday afternoon includes:

• The Hollywood Reporter reports that director Danny Boyle is in talks with Sony Pictures to direct the Walter Issacson-book biopic of Steve Jobs. And those talks include a possibility of Leonardo DiCaprio starring as Steve Jobs.


• Version 2.0 of Dropbox's Mailbox has been released, with the addition of an auto-swipe feature and the use of Dropbox to sync preferences across devices.


• Google Glass will be adding SMS capabilities for iPhone users later this week.

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