On World Aids Day, Apple expands (RED) partnership to combat HIV/AIDS and COVID-19
All physical Apple stores are marking World Aids Day today with red logos or window displays.
All physical Apple stores are marking World Aids Day today with red logos or window displays.
On World AIDS Day, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted that the company has thus far raised $220 million to combat HIV/AIDS through its Product(RED) partnership.
Apple has announced it will donate $1 to (PRODUCT)RED for every Apple Store purchase made with Apple Pay until December 2.
Both iPhone 8 and the iPhone X leather folio case can now be ordered in PRODUCT(RED) from Apple’s online and retail stores, authorized resellers and select wireless carriers.
Since partnering with (RED) in 2006, Apple has donated more than $160 million to the Global Fund, serving as the organization’s largest corporate donor.
Apple’s high-quality leather folio-style case for iPhone X made out of a European tanned leather will be available beginning tomorrow in (PRODUCT)RED for the same $99 a pop.
Apple obviously thought that the iPhone 8 (PRODUCT)RED announcement earlier this morning was significant enough to warrant an official ad to help push the product.
Available starting Tuesday, April 10 in a gorgeous red and black glass enclosure and joining existing finishes in Space Gray, Silver and Gold, every (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus you purchase helps contribute to the Global Fund to fight AIDS.
Apple could unveil (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus limited edition models today, according to an internal Virgin Mobile memo obtained by Mac Rumors. This information has since been corroborated by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Like they have for the past several years, Apple is promoting World AIDS Day on December 1 in a variety of ways, including lighting up red logos in Apple Stores and highlighting special App Store promotions.
When Apple unveiled its new iPhone 7 (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition with vibrant red aluminum finish, some people who have been expecting an all-black front face, like yours truly, were left disappointed.
I’ll be the first to admit that a red iPhone with a black screen would look way better than the white bezel.
YouTuber Danny Winget aka JerryRigEerything took it upon himself to build his own Frankenstein red iPhone with a black bezel using a full screen replacement, and the results look fantastic.
With the launch of the new (PRODUCT)RED iPhone, we have seen more and more red pop up in social media exchanges. Previously, we posted a specific wallpaper set directly inspired by the new device. Friday, the new device launched are we are very excited about the new colorway. Our Wallpaper of the Week section tries to promote relevant photo quality images and this Sunday, we continue with the red theme.