Tag Archive: Aids


An Apple Store in Hong Kong goes (RED).

Today is December 1st, which means that it is World AIDS Day, “an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show their support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died.” Apple has been a longtime partner with the Global Fund and (RED), and today Apple Stores around the world are honoring World AIDS Day by literally  [Read More...]

Apple and Starbucks have parted with (RED) to help give a little back this holiday season. Buy a $ 15 iTunes + $ 15 Starbucks gift card combo online, and both companies will donate 5% of proceeds to help fund AIDS research.

(RED) has been a longtime partner with Apple. If you buy a red colored iPod from Apple, a small percentage of the sale also goes towards the fight to end AIDS.  [Read More...]

Although Apple doesn’t become publicly involved to a highly visible extent with many charitable causes and days of remembrance, today Apple is participating in World AIDS Day (December 1st) by promoting RED products. Apple launched the (RED) product line five years ago as part of a global charity campaign engendered by U2 front-man Bono. To help the cause and push RED Apple products, “a select group of Specialists” are wearing and promoting the (RED) iPod nano  [Read More...]

Think Steve Jobs hasn’t done enough with his fortune for charity? U2?s Bono would like to disagree with you. The lead singer of Dublin’s most famous band has written a wonderful letter to the New York Times, praising Apple’s CEO for his work fighting AIDS in Africa. Never heard of that work before? Sure you have: it’s in every (Product)RED Apple product you buy.  [Read More...]

You know iPad has been to places you probably never thought of. It has been used by medical students, soldiers in military, by directors in Hollywood, in restaurants as menu cards, as inflight entertainment system, installed in cars as navigation system and now finally iPads are in cockpits too.

Apple’s iPad has recently been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration to be used to  [Read More...]