Verizon introduced a glowing “V” in its new corporate logo and is launching a new set of streaming options for home broadband customers.

Today, Verizon is announcing a new logo and updated brand system. Gone is the Verizon electricity-inspired checkmark, which has been with the brand in some permutation for more than 20 years.

The 'V' sports a warm gradient glow, retaining a connection with the idea of electricity, which is what inspired the 'checkmark' in the original Verizon logo before the 2015 rebrand.

Verizon’s new V logo arrives as the lines blur between 5G, Fios, and streaming. The Verizon checkmark is gone as the company recasts itself as a ‘one-stop-shop’ for internet and entertainment.

According to AdAge, our corporate overlord Verizon will be introducing a new logo this week. Proving that we have little or nothing to do with AOL or Verizon really, this was also news to us.

That news aside, Verizon has released new myHome internet plans.Like the myPlan wireless plans, the idea here is that you can build your own plan the way you need it to be built.So you choose from ...

Verizon’s brand refresh includes taking some cues from T-Mobile . Android Police. ... Additionally, Verizon has updated its logo, lettering, and other marketing assets as a part of the rebrand.

Verizon has announced that its branding and logo are getting a new look, and alongside that some new perks are coming to customers including better trade-in offers. In a news release today ...

Verizon dropped its iconic red check mark logo in favour of a new design that features a red V with a yellow glow, the company’s first such update to its brand in nine years. The operator stated the ...

While Verizon claims it has close to 100% brand recognition in the U.S., they say the check logo had an awareness of just 30%. “That was the root that we needed to evolve this,” says Aspiazu.