First of all, if Apple was launching a red iPhone would it really do it without the Product Red branding like it has on all the other Product Red offerings it offers? Second, the font for the word “iPhone” on the back of the device’s appears to be off, as many of the commenters on those sites have pointed out.
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Could Apple release a Product Red iPhone? Sure. A lot of folks would buy one thinking its for a good cause (money for the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa) — even though it’s not like the cause is raking in the money compared to the amount they spend to advertise it.
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