Helio, the MVNO(surfs on signals of bigger companies) serving the younger-“connected” consumer, today announced the details of their new released product; the Helio Hybrid.

The Helio Hybrid, a hybrid EVDO and WiFi service, will come with a wireless connectivity package (Hybrid Connector software, a PCMCIA EV-DO card and a Data Connect membership for 3G and Wi-Fi hot spot roaming) and combine a 3G card and a laptop’s built in Wi-Fi software to switch between a 3G network, private and free Wi-Fi signals, and a network of commercial Wi-Fi hot spots, by charging a single monthly fee for access. Helio hopes to give today’s young consumer, “access to everything they care about without the hassle of multiple subscriptions and messy logins”.

The Hybrid will make it easy for members to manage wireless networks from a single, simple interface with an easy-to-understand invoice, whether connecting from a hot spot or switching to a 3G connection while on the go. Hybrid also provides a searchable hot spot directory that is available offline for members looking to plan ahead. Included software discovers and organizes available wireless connections including tens-of-thousands of free Wi-Fi hot spots worldwide, the over 55,000 commercial Wi-Fi hot spots in the Boingo Wireless network and 3G in more than 220 major U.S. markets - all at broadband speed.

This is a stand-alone service, separate from Helio’s phone options, and costs $85 a month with a two year commitment with an included Helio Hybrid card and Hybrid Connector software. Retail starts today and will be sold online as well as through Fry’s electronic locations.