Nokia and Sony Ericsson went green already, and Apple didn't want to be left behind, so they contracted PaperFoam to make iPhone 3G boxes with potato starch paper trays. The trays will be fully recyclable and and 90% less carbon footprint than plastic.

Apple has already been criticized by Greenpeace for using BFRS and PVCs in their products. Contracting PaperFoam is one step closer to protecting the earth, next move is to make the iPhones themselves environment-friendly.

Source: The Register via TUAW via Textually

This is most probably the most famous box at the moment. It is rumoured that it might contain the Apple iPhone 3G, and that it was sent to Australian resellers with the warning of not opening them until the 10th of June, under the NDA. That isn't the only news, there is a leak of a new iPhone touchscreen, which might indicate an iPhone Nano.

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