Optus Zoo customers will be able to entertain their kids a little easier with a new service  giving them access to games, music interactive comics and learning activities via their mobile phones.

Though the deal between Optus and the Walt Disney internet Group will focus more on the Optus Broadband subscribers, there's a limited amount of content that will be made available for mobile users.

Unfortunately, while the fixed line broadband customers will get acces to the colourful, fun and educational content for free, mobile users will have to pay normal downlaod charges says Chris Lane Group Director for Products and Delivery - Optus Consumer.

"This is a cornerstone deal in Optus' strategy of featuroing the Internet's leading online brands and entertainment providers. It is another step in Optus' vision of a digital future where PC and mobile phones becom sources of everyday entertainment," he added.

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