After Bing and Google last week announcements on their real-time search, Yahoo is now said to have reached a deal with OneRiot to provide real-time search results in Yahoo results.

Techcrunch said Tuesday that Yahoo is planning to partner with OneRiot, which operates a real-time search engine and develops browser add-ons that do pretty much the same thing. The possible deal comes on the heels of separate plans announced by Microsoft and Google last week to integrate Twitter pages into their search results.

Note only Bing has launched real-time search on the site : bing.com/twitter.

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