Always wondered if they accomplish this with RGB that are already in there or if they install a filter on the logo for one day.
there is no such thing as white apples in nature.(correct me if I'm wrong) It's mostly red and green or a mix of the two colors. Definitely not the white apple in Apple's logo.
I've never been able to understand why Apple's logo hasn't always been red. Is it to avoid being called the Snow White Apple company?
Hey Apple, AIDS peaked in the late 90s. If you'd like to support a more relevant (and severe) problem why not make a green climate change awareness day?
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Until the total number of new cases, deaths, and people living with AIDS hits zero, the fight is not over.Hey Apple, AIDS peaked in the late 90s. If you'd like to support a more relevant (and severe) problem why not make a green climate change awareness day?
Well done Apple!
I think it is a great that Apple take the lead on this issue and wish more companies would put their weight behind a good cause and use the muscle fort the greater good!
You think that they would just have their signs be able to change to any colour, computer-controlled.
I don't think they really push the whole Product (Red) thing outside of the US. My local store has never really had a red logo change, as far as I can remember. I think they turned it green once for their eco drive.
But then, it's a relatively small and insignificant branch.
The (RED) initiative has raised more than $365 million to date to stop AIDS in Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, and Zambia. Funds raised by (RED) are donated to The Global Fund, a group that works to end AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria as epidemics.
A lead? You are kidding right?Well done Apple!
I think it is a great that Apple take the lead on this issue and wish more companies would put their weight behind a good cause and use the muscle fort the greater good!
How does wearing your red sport band or using your red iPhone case help cure AIDS? Don't they want you to go buy something new so you are donating?
Hey Apple, AIDS peaked in the late 90s. If you'd like to support a more relevant (and severe) problem why not make a green climate change awareness day?
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Gray, look at the crownNice. Is that the Space Gray or Space Black?
wouldn't it be amazing if they made a special anniversary mac with the rainbow logo - they'd sell millions!!I wonder if the rainbow apple logo will be seen again?
I don't think you quite get it so let me try to explain. People with HIV/AIDS have been victimized for simply having a disease. This campaign was designed to help educate people about the disease to try to alleviate the horrible treatment those suffering from it were receiving. it also raises money for the Global Fund thru its partners.All I have to do is put on a red shirt for 1 day a year and that will help cure AIDS??? Nice. Awareness rules! My pink ribbon on my car is also helping to cure cancer. I love being aware!
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thats incredibly obnoxious, insulting and callous.Hey Apple, AIDS peaked in the late 90s. If you'd like to support a more relevant (and severe) problem why not make a green climate change awareness day?
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This stuff sort of victimized them again for profit under a flag of support. Apple makes a product in red then gives a tiny amount away. It is a sales and marketing tool at this point. Apple spends tons of money on ads, gets tons of people through the door, and sells a bunch of red items for a large profit margin. It's disgusting that everyone is using these people for profit. Need proof...here is a quote from Wikipedia:wouldn't it be amazing if they made a special anniversary mac with the rainbow logo - they'd sell millions!!
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I don't think you quite get it so let me try to explain. People with HIV/AIDS have been victimized for simply having a disease. This campaign was designed to help educate people about the disease to try to alleviate the horrible treatment those suffering from it were receiving. it also raises money for the Global Fund thru its partners.
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thats incredibly obnoxious, insulting and callous.
Is "World AIDS Day" really the best they could come up with? Wouldn't the word "awareness" be good to fit in there somewhere?
How does wearing your red sport band or using your red iPhone case help cure AIDS? Don't they want you to go buy something new so you are donating?
Because colored logos don't look good on products that come in a variety of colors. Their brand image is simplicity. White is the most basic form of color because it is all colors of the visual spectrum combined into one. Black is also simple because it's the absence of color. Many companies set their own brand colors for specific reasons. There aren't a lot of examples of companies that use food as their logo that aren't related to the food industry which is more focused on realism, but off the top of my head sports teams do this all the time. For example: bulls aren't red, lions aren't blue, sharks aren't green, ravens aren't purple, giants aren't real.there is no such thing as white apples in nature.(correct me if I'm wrong) It's mostly red and green or a mix of the two colors. Definitely not the white apple in Apple's logo.
I've never been able to understand why Apple's logo hasn't always been red. Is it to avoid being called the Snow White Apple company?
Are you ok there?All I have to do is put on a red shirt for 1 day a year and that will help cure AIDS??? Nice. Awareness rules! My pink ribbon on my car is also helping to cure cancer. I love being aware!
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