Red iPhone coming this Christmas?

iPhone Savior is reporting – via an unconfirmed source – that a possible (PRODUCT) RED Special Edition iPhone 3G may be slated for a holiday release.

“it’s time to look forward to the emergence of iPhone Red, Apple’s holiday release to boost iPhone sales. Rumors have begun to bubble under that Apple is quietly planning to go red,” iPhone Savior reports. “With the iPhone’s transition to plastic casing, it’s fairly simple for Apple to add color at will while keeping true to form with a (PRODUCT) RED offering.”

MacDailyNews Note: (PRODUCT) RED benefits the Global Fund, to fight AIDS in Africa.

Full article, with image of a red iphone, here.

MacDailyNews Take: Sounds like an excuse to do a Photoshop mockup of the iPhone 3G in red (looks pretty good), but with Apple already on board with (PRODUCT) RED, it is possible, so for what it’s worth…

55 Comments

  1. Re: TowerTone

    You Sir, have proven yourself to be, without a shadow of a doubt, utterly clueless. Now go pull your head out, do some research… oh and it may be time to turn off FOX News.

  2. This is HUGE!!!! By coloring the iPhone red Steve once again jumps way above he competition. I hope they raise the price $3 or $4 hundred more to keep the riff raft out.

    I’m glad Apple is going to bring us a truly beautiful and sexy phone. These are the kind of features Apple ought to be adding instead of wasting their time on boring stuff like cut & paste and a functional MobileMe. And who really cares how much the 2.0 software crashes – it does it so elegantly!!!

    Gooo Steve, bring on more great innovation like this!!!!

  3. “. . . it’s usability gradually wastes away until it’s laying in a muddy, feces-infested puddle of water with a distended abdomen and flies all around.”

    There’s another summer pool party at the Ballmer mansion?

  4. The Libs in the US have and will continue to ignore this information because it doesn’t fit at all into their totally skewed world view, but facts are facts, even when they’re ignored by the US mainstream media:

    President George W. Bush has given more aid to Africa than any other US President

    “A recent report from the Pew Global Attitudes Project found that ‘the US image is much stronger in Africa than in other regions of the world’. At least 80% of respondents in Ghana, Kenya and Cote d’Ivoire were favourable to the US. In all other sub-Saharan African countries polled, there were more ‘favourables’ than ‘non-favourables’. Part of the reason for that support is money. Lots of it.”

    When President Bush came to power in 2001, the US spent $1.4bn a year on humanitarian and development aid in Africa. By 2006, the figure had quadrupled to $5.6bn a year. And it is likely to get bigger. “The centrepiece of Mr Bush’s aid to Africa is the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (Pepfar), a five-year, $15bn Aids prevention and treatment programme launched in 2003. His most recent budget proposes doubling the funding to $30bn over the next five years.”

    “Taken alongside US funding for malaria prevention, plus the Millennium Challenge Accounts, which provide funding for countries with strong governance records, Mr Bush has done more for Africa than any other US president, according to Joel Barkan, a senior associate at the Washington-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies. ‘I am a very severe critic of the Bush administration,’ he said, ‘but you cannot take away from the president the fact that the commitment of the US, in terms of aid and debt relief, is certainly greater under Bush than Clinton.'”

    Source: The Independent, 17 February 2008

  5. RE: TowerTone’s revisionist fairy tail

    I was there then, still here now. Unfortunately, it is too late for dozens of my friends and family. So I’ll leave you to your delusional reality, I am guessing you will be there for some time.

  6. The way I look at it is that AIDS, HIV and other STDs, whether in gays or heterosexuals, are basically the results of promiscuity.

    Aside from blood transfusions, doing drugs and having sex with anything that moves is the
    basis for this travesty.

    Place the blame on the individuals who have perpetuated this filth, many times knowingly.
    Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions, a lot of gays want to blame politicians and governments.

    Sorry, but I don’t buy it.

  7. I like teh b00b135. I know people who have died of cancer, and some who have had and survived breast cancer. I don’t know anyone who has died of the aids. If nothing else, my support of breast cancer awareness over aids awareness is practical. I also know people with CP, MS (not Microsoft, the other MS) and CF. I just don’t know anyone with aids.

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