raytaylor:

 

I always saw telecoms new logo as a communicative mesh between different points 

 

I saw it as a short circuit.

AKLWestie:

 

Talkiet:

 

 

Thought I had seen that logo before :-)

 

N.

 

The one logo seems like an eye to me.

An eye with a cataract. I wonder how cloudy the new companies thinking is going to be.

OneNZ is all that is left for a company that wants to use One in the title.

After a quick search:

OneCom is a UK business partner of Vodafone UK

OneFone is a Danish phone company

OneWire is some sort of digital circuit

OneHope is a Nappa valley winery

Onehope is a Florida based Pentecostal church

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Rikkitic:

raytaylor:

I always saw telecoms new logo as a communicative mesh between different points 

I saw it as a short circuit.

 

MikeB4:

I see it as a spark

Which can be an indication of a short circuit.

I thought it was just a bit of scribble.

I am surprised no one is discussing one of the announcements made alongside the name change - introduction of a truly unlimited mobile plan

mrgsm021:

I am surprised no one is discussing one of the announcements made alongside the name change - introduction of a truly unlimited mobile plan

Just the name of the plan was announced - One Plan but actual details of the plan should be available in the next few weeks I'd say.

I am guessing that this 'unlimited' plan will be another plan with some vague 'fair use' policy. I can't see how telcos can offer genuinely unlimited mobile plans without being exposed to abuse, so I would prefer that they just be upfront and set a limit. 

alasta:

 

I am guessing that this 'unlimited' plan will be another plan with some vague 'fair use' policy. I can't see how telcos can offer genuinely unlimited mobile plans without being exposed to abuse, so I would prefer that they just be upfront and set a limit. 

 

@alasta Will be like the unlimited My Republic mobile plans - speed based

@Linux:

 

alasta:

 

I am guessing that this 'unlimited' plan will be another plan with some vague 'fair use' policy. I can't see how telcos can offer genuinely unlimited mobile plans without being exposed to abuse, so I would prefer that they just be upfront and set a limit. 

 

 

alasta Will be like the unlimited My Republic mobile plans - speed based

 

Not speed based. Not sure where you are seeing this. From One for you. One NZ.

"One Plan - a mobile plan like no other, with max speed, unlimited data for only $80 a month."

100% missed that ' One '

alasta:

 

I am guessing that this 'unlimited' plan will be another plan with some vague 'fair use' policy. I can't see how telcos can offer genuinely unlimited mobile plans without being exposed to abuse, so I would prefer that they just be upfront and set a limit. 

 

Sounds awfully familiar like when fixed unlimited broadband were first introduced by ISPs few years ago.