Helio teams up with Yahoo! for mobile services

by Paul Miller, posted Apr 13th 2006 at 2:43PM

In a new partnership announced today, Yahoo is going to be launching a slew of services for Helio customers including search, mail, IM, news, sports and more. This is supposed to be one of the most extensive mobile offerings of Yahoo! services, and Helio seems to think it lines up well with that snazzy target demographic of theirs. Some of the more interesting integration includes Yahoo search straight from your phone's home screen and the display of news feeds there as well. There's no word as to when the Yahoo services will launch, but we're guessing they'll be available when Helio itself launches this spring.

Filed under: Software, Helio, MVNOs

Tags: helio, mobile software, MobileSoftware, mvno, services, software, yahoo

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BuccaneerBrad @ Apr 13th 2006 10:57PM

Comming this Spring? Spring is almost over dudes. Lets get this show on the road, I need to get myself one of those Heroes. The ol' Nokia 3650 is burning a (massive rotary shaped) whole in my pocket.

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