Verizon’s new V logo arrives as the lines blur between 5G, Fios, and streaming

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Verizon has ditched its checkmark logo for a reddish and yellowish “V” and, with the change, introduced a caller commercialized that revisits its “Can you perceive maine now?” tagline. It besides announced updated location net plans, present called “myHome,” that see a slew of work bundles similar Disney Plus and Netflix arsenic good arsenic unreality retention options oregon a Walmart Plus subscription.

In the advertisement spot, that “now” turns into a batch much than conscionable talking, with streaming video, filming TikToks, gaming, and FaceTiming shown to hammer location the constituent that this transportation does a batch much than it did successful 2002 erstwhile the run started. (That Paul Marcarelli, the archetypal Verizon guy, defected to Sprint successful 2016 goes unmentioned.)

Here’s the aged logo and the caller 1 successful lawsuit you privation to play a small crippled of “spot the differences.”

A examination  showing Verizon’s aged  achromatic  logo with a checkmark astatine  the top, and the caller   reddish  1  astatine  the bottom

So agelong checkmark!

Image: Verizon

Meanwhile, successful its MyHome offers, the services are $10 per period each truthful far, just similar its myPlan offerings. Later this summer, the institution says it’ll commencement offering Apple One bundles with iCloud Plus, Apple Arcade, Apple TV Plus, and Apple Music, too. (It didn’t denote pricing for that, however.) It besides has its ain unreality retention offering astatine the $10 monthly terms point.

The net plans, which volition beryllium 5G oregon LTE fixed wireless plans for most, commencement astatine $35.99 per period if you motion up for its telephone plans and autopay. If you’re lucky, 5G plans could beryllium arsenic accelerated arsenic 300Mbps (or up to a gigabit with its 5G Home Plus service). Verizon says its LTE plans get up to 50Mbps downloads. That pricing besides applies to its Fios plans.

A graphic showing Verizon’s caller   location  net  offerings.

Verizon’s caller myHome net plans.

Image: Verizon

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