That MySpace and Yahoo integration wasn't the
only thing Helio rolled out for their user media services today; in addition to the leaned MySpace interface and customized Yahoo services
portal, Helio users with the All-In Membership will get a slew of other things to keep them occupied when
constantly fidgeting with the Kickflip's hinge.
There's Helio On Top (H.O.T.) access, which is a simple 10-channel news and info aggregation feature, MMS picture and
video messages, which can be sent up to 1MB per; free streaming video from major networks like MTV, Comedy Central,
ABC, etc., $2.49 music video downloads (uh, what?), and of course those purchased, "gifted," or
"begged" games, which are going for $5.99 to buy, or $0.99 to "rent" on your phone for a week.
(The gifting and begging thing isn't only limited to games though, and can be applied to any purchasable content as
well.) Not a whole lot in there that we're super interested in, ourselves; but you know us, we're more the Bluetooth
DUN, A2DP, SlingPlayer, data overload types more prone to exploring
mobile media on our own than holding a carrier's (or MVNO's) hand.Helio's media services
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That MySpace and Yahoo integration wasn't the
only thing Helio rolled out for their user media services today; in addition to the leaned MySpace interface and customized Yahoo services
portal, Helio users with the All-In Membership will get a slew of other things to keep them occupied when
constantly fidgeting with the Kickflip's hinge.
There's Helio On Top (H.O.T.) access, which is a simple 10-channel news and info aggregation feature, MMS picture and
video messages, which can be sent up to 1MB per; free streaming video from major networks like MTV, Comedy Central,
ABC, etc., $2.49 music video downloads (uh, what?), and of course those purchased, "gifted," or
"begged" games, which are going for $5.99 to buy, or $0.99 to "rent" on your phone for a week.
(The gifting and begging thing isn't only limited to games though, and can be applied to any purchasable content as
well.) Not a whole lot in there that we're super interested in, ourselves; but you know us, we're more the Bluetooth
DUN, A2DP, SlingPlayer, data overload types more prone to exploring
mobile media on our own than holding a carrier's (or MVNO's) hand.All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
