This weekend MacRumors published an internal memo that had been distributed to Virgin Mobile employees mentioning the launch of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Red .
Really, we all thought that we would see it in the keynote of March, but it was not like that, it has made us wait a little longer.
Apple launches iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Red
Last year this edition reached the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus in March, so we expected that in the last keynote March would have been included.
But it wasn't like that.
Perhaps the cause of the delay is for a business reason, so that your sales remain in the 3rd quarter. A generally poor quarter as we all look forward to the new releases in June.
It wasn't a big launch, just a press release Apple announcing that it's launching the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Network on April 10, that is, today.
Although we were expecting this novelty, it should be noted that this year the front of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Red will be black instead of white like last year.
If you don't know what (PRODUCT) Apple Network is
Although this type of product has been with us for a long time, perhaps it has passed and you don't know the reason for this launch.
The (PRODUCT) Red is committed to the fight against AIDS. Those from Cupertino allocate part of the profits from these purchases to the active fight against this disease
New features?
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No new feature is added to the one already presented in September 2017. Only the color is new, which is added to the existing ones. This year the front of the iPhone is black and, honestly, it's much prettier than white.
We have to keep in mind that in the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Red the back is glass and safe it will look much better.
The price does not change either.
Both the Apple website and the Apple Store application are already updated and from today you can reserve theiPhone 8 and 8 Plus (PRODUCT) Red.
At the moment we don't have any news from this range for the iPhone X. There is no other news in Apple's statement or on its website.
We'll keep waiting
