If any iPhone is discontinued during this cycle, it will be the 3GS.
The 4 and 4S will most likely stick around for at least another year, so there is still plenty of time to continue selling bumpers for them.
Aids is such a boring charity..i mean how many people do you know with aids??
Does look pretty cool.
Also worth noting (PRODUCT) RED is not a charity. They are a company that makes a profit, and give some of the money to AIDS research
Sorry, (RED) is not a for-profit corporation by IRS guidelines.
(RED) is a 501(c)(3), a division of The ONE Campaign, another 501(c)(3) organization. It would be categorized as a private foundation rather than a public charity.
http://www.joinred.com/faq/
The main difference between public charities and private foundations is that the former disperses money directly to charitable activities whereas the latter disperses grants to other charitable organizations.
Aids is such a boring charity..i mean how many people do you know with aids??
I have 2 bumpers that I never used. I hate cases, covers, etc. I assume if you use them you usually don't take them off so if it scratched the metal band does it really matter? I've had my iPhone 4 since launch day, no case.. I own a restaurant and its in my pocket and my hands are usually covered in flour and it gets dirty and then wipes clean. These things are meant to be used... and if they need a case then they were designed wrong.
Would be nice if they released an actual red one along with white and black for those of us who don't need or like the bumpers.
Thanks, cvaldes, for correcting the misinformation presented in TheMacPotato
post.
Whether one chooses to buy the bumper or not, incorrectly (maliciously?) discrediting any charitable behavior on Apple's part is pathetic.
I'm fine with these products, but I hate it when someone corners me on a bus and asks why I didn't buy it to support charity. Well, why didn't you just donate instead of having to purchase something to feel good?
Sorry, (RED) is not a for-profit corporation by IRS guidelines.
(RED) is a 501(c)(3), a division of The ONE Campaign, another 501(c)(3) organization. It would be categorized as a private foundation rather than a public charity.
http://www.joinred.com/faq/
The main difference between public charities and private foundations is that the former disperses money directly to charitable activities whereas the latter disperses grants to other charitable organizations.