Times have changed, and kids these days are hoping for tech-centric gifts instead of Play-Doh.
Hackers can easily access the smartwatch allowing them to track the child’s movements, listen in on their conversations, and even make calls.
These children will probably never stop bouncing.
Kids are so immersed in touchscreens they are losing the dexterity to use pens and pencils.
It will be interesting to see parents reaction to this new app for kids under 13.
ROBOPAL combines magnetic coding blocks to create commands for the robot and transforms it to the child’s wishes.
Angel was created to help parents avoid the tragedy that could be if a child is forgotten in a vehicle.
University of Washington development psychologists and computer scientists say developing robots that learn like children learn is the future of robotics. These researchers say that robots … Read more…
Our recent article on Monday about gene editing gained quite a bit of attention and lots of response. There seemed to be several basic categories of responses … Read more…
Earlier we reported that toy maker VTech had been hacked and over 5 million accounts were affected as well as 200,000+ children. Now we’re learning … Read more…
A Facebook lawsuit involving a minor in Ireland has been settled out-of-court for an undisclosed amount. The father of a then 11 year old daughter … Read more…
According to an international project that analyzed 1,494 apps and websites around the world, 67 percent of these apps and websites collected personal information of … Read more…
According to multiple sources, cited at the end of this article, Google for kids could be coming to a computer near you. Google wants to … Read more…
Twin Cities Public Televison and 3M launched a new website that offers science and technology served up for teens. TPT and 3M developed this idea in response to declining student interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). So what is going to make this so different from any other science and technology website? Sparticl is a place where teens not only find and read information but they interact and can even contribute to the content.
