Seemingly with each passing day, the bridge between the personal computer and the converged handset moves one step closer. AT&T & Yahoo have announced collaboration today wherein Yahoo's mobile search engine (oneSearch) will now come default on all AT&T cell phones.
AT&T will offer a collection of Yahoo's oneSearch mobile web services including links to news, finance, weather, FlickR photos and web search functions through its Mobile Internet portal while AT&T's YellowPages.com will deliver local search information to customers.
Yahoo announced partnerships with 60 carriers worldwide to offer oneSearch services on mobile phone networks serving some 800 million subscribers.
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