Android tablets come in all shapes and sizes these days, but none are quite like Vinci's Tab line. With 5- and 7- models, there's a slate for every early-education classroom and subject, but with the difference that only well-thought out hardware and software can make. ...Read More

I have been home schooling for almost 3 years now and it was a great decision. My son has autism and he began to have problems with school at the end of his 3rd year. Our occupational therapist told us to expect to start seeing issues around the 4th grade, so we were right on target. Henry had difficulty working with so many kids in one room along with the noises and distractions in the classroom. In the summer before 4th grade was to start, my husband and I decided to give home schooling a try. ...Read More

A Combined smartphone, tablet, and childhood learning device, the Vinci Tab MV is pokier than recent Android tablets, but its dual-SIM support and access to Vinci's curriculum make it a winner for parents, day-care providers, and schools sold on the good-but-pricey content. ...Read More

I love teaching my daughter new things and watching her eyes light up with each newfound piece of knowledge. Nothing can beat the feeling of watching her process something complex or advanced for her age and seeing the puzzle pieces slowly come together as she gets the concept fully. Unfortunately for us, I am vastly under qualified to teach her anything curriculum based and I must rely on others to teach her the basics of reading, writing, arithmetic and science. ...Read More

Over the past few weeks I have spent a lot of time with my kids playing the games on the Vinci Tablet and observing their educational value. (Check out my first review on the tablet here.) I am still amazed at how educational and targeted at learning these games truly are! I have another tablet for kids by another brand (that shall remain nameless) whose games are also supposed to be educational but they don’t even come close to what Vinci has to offer. When they say it's educational, it’s quite literal. It really puts all others to shame. ...Read More

From the first day that I took my iPad out of the box, I had no plans for it to end up being a child's toy. Same thought for my iPhone. We're talking (not cheap) technology that, while great for entertainment, can be pretty non-educational. Besides, did my kids really need another screen to stare at? ...Read More

The moment I got my first iPhone I knew I was in trouble! My kids took it to play games on at every opportunity. Next they took over my Kindle Fire and they are more adept then I am at using both at just three and four years old! My kids love anything touchscreen so the Vinci learning tablet is perfect for them and I am thrilled to finally have something that is just for them, and not just so I can get my stuff back! ...Read More

Eugene Kim of PCMag.com has posted his review of the VINCI Tab III M, presenting the device with an editor rating of Good. He writes: "As far as content goes, Vinci's original apps are very polished compared with those of competitors. The apps are almost all educational, teaching skills through voice prompts and touch interaction....Where other kid-friendly models preload a bunch of games and entertainment-focused content, the Vinci is decidedly focused on educating children, which many parents will likely prefer. Amazon doesn't include any educational content, while Fuhu includes some decent educational content, but it's not quite as polished as Vinci's. ...Read More

Stacie, who is one of Cision Media's Top 10 Most Influential Mommy Bloggers, gave the VINCI tablet a try and fell in love. Read her full review of our fun and educational tablet. ...Read More

This month we've been testing the VINCI Tablet II 7" Learning Tablet for Children 1.5 to 9 yrs old. Since my girls are 5 and 7 we fall right in the sweet spot. Here’s what you should know: I am not a tech writer. In fact, we don’t own a television and tend to be tech-light other than my home office needs. I would never plunk down $600 for an iPad for the kids to break. When this tablet pitch arrived in my inbox I was intrigued. It was well-priced, sturdy and seemed to offer a lot of variety. ...Read More

For the past month, Melissa from All Things Chic has been reviewing the VINCI Tab - an educational and fun tablet for kids - in her home. Melissa loved child-safe hardware and educational games in VINCI Curriculum. Check out Melissa’s full review. ...Read More

I am always on the lookout for fun and educational items that interest my girls, and let me tell you they are pretty hard to please. It seems like they bore with most items pretty quick, so if an item keeps there attention for longer than 10 minutes I am ecstatic. I was so grateful to be able to review the amazing VINCI tablet for you all today. ...Read More

Vinci, who I discussed a few months ago, was also at the show, demonstrating a new 5.5-inch hybrid tablet-phone named the Tab MV. Even Dell appears to be in education mode—the company made it clear that its newest Dell Latitude 10 “essentials” Windows 8 tablet would be targeted towards schools and small businesses. Acer is also targeting kids with its value line of tablets. ...Read More

Vinci was one of the many tablet options for kids. This model is an Android device that has a custom skin on top specifically made for children. The case not only protects the device, but also allows kids to grab it easily. ...Read More

You've probably handed your tablet or smart phone to your children to entertain them more times than you'd care to think about. But what if you could give your kids a tablet or phone of their own that actually helps them learn, following a real educational curriculum? That's what Vinci has in mind with its new Vinci Tab MV. ...Read More

If you walk through the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, just past the replica canals and art exhibits, you'll find the giant halls where the keynote speeches of this year's Consumer Electronics Showcase are taking place. And on your way, you might just walk by Kamar Shah and the seven-inch tablet he's been demonstrating to anyone he meets. ...Read More

An education company with a local presence has been selected to deliver its technology to schools in Shanghai, China. VINCI Early Learning Systems – owned by Rullingnet Corp. and with an office in Ottawa – has signed an agreement with Shanghai's education department to implement its classroom intelligence program in 1,400 government-operated kindergartens. ...Read More

It's already happened so many times that the shock has completely worn off. But that doesn't mean my jaw didn't drop the first time I saw my daughter, who's three now, pushing her finger against a magazine page as if it would interact with her when she did. She's done the same thing with books and photos as well as my computer screen and our TV screen, much to my dismay. Hopefully some psychologist is at work at a better name for it, but for argument's sake, I'll call it touch-screen syndrome. ...Read More

Rullingnet Corporation, home of VINCI Early Learning Systems, will be demonstrating its latest product innovations at the MommyTech Summit during the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), booth #71103 at The Venetian. "We at VINCI are thrilled to be demonstrating our latest devices, software, and products at this year's CES," said Kamar Shah , CMO, who will be on-site for CES. "We continue to evolve our offerings to ensure we are developing engaging and educational tools that help advance children's development. Our newest tablet and latest solution for classrooms are all aimed at that mission." ...Read More

As tablet technology has become mainstream it was inevitable that manufacturers of educational toys would embrace this technology and do more than just create apps. Not every parent is willing to entrust their young kids with their expensive tablet computer. In fact, most parents (myself included) will watch on in horror as their kids run across the living room with an iPad to the chorus line, "no running with the iPad!" ...Read More

If you have any type of tablet at home, chances are your preschooler is drawn to it. With all the apps geared at children for such devices, it seems only natural. But some parents (understandably) don't want to turn over their expensive, delicate device to their little one. A good option instead is to buy a tablet geared specifically at young children. The VINCI Tab II Touch Screen Learning Tablet is one such gadget. ...Read More

Three and a half is a sponge age. W has always had amazing ears for picking up words and phrases and right now I am really hearing myself and Lolly in his vocabulary. When he drops a fork he exclaims, “good grief!” When he is expressing empathy he now says, “that’s ok, sweetheart”. ...Read More

As the Titanic was sinking, it was kids and women into the lifeboats first, but in the high tech world, kids and women are often back-burner-ed while guys get their gadget fixes daily. Each year at the International CES, we play contrarian by hosting the Kids@Play and MommyTech Summits, a series of exhibits and conferences that look at the other 70 percent (moms and kids) and how they use gear and gadgets differently than most of the engineers who create them. This year will be no exception. ...Read More

Before the Holidays I told you about Vinci Genius, the tablet for little ones with a built in curriculum. This tablet has been Brady’s go-to toy this season. He even reaches for this over his iPad! The size, easy handles and apps really make it so kids are drawn to it. When Brady plays with it, he’s mostly interested in the videos. Especially the ones the animated baby is singing in. You can watch these songs free online or download them to your Vinci Tablet. Brady’s top two favorites? Wheels on the Bus and Row Your Boat. ...Read More

Let's face it, kids today can turn on a computer and they know how to use it at age five. Toddlers now have electronic toys that teach them their colors, shapes, tells them stories, sings music, and everything else you can imagine. The problem is most of these gadgets don't allow you to add to them. They’re usually very limited. ...Read More

Call me old fashioned, but I would rather see my kids playing with their Legos, reading or doing an art project, than playing on on a technical device. I do my best to limit the time on their iTouch, the Wii and even watching TV, which is not easy in this day and age. Even though they tell me they are playing an "educational" game, I know that Angry Birds will usually win out. Recently, I was lucky enough to receive the VINCI Tab, a tech device that I actually felt really good about giving to my five year old son. ...Read More

Dave has had a smartphone since Kora and Logan were toddlers. He didn’t let them play with it much back then but on occasion he would download a toddler friendly app and in minutes they were swiping, pinching, and using the touchscreen to play simple games. As they’ve grown, touchscreens and tablets have become a part of their lives. While we have found a number of great apps for our tablet I’m always interested in learning more about tech & gadgets targeted toward children. ...Read More

Nowadays, children have become so familiar with touchscreen devices they believe that any appliance with a big, flat screen will work just like another Apple iPad. So it is not uncommon to see little children swiping the 48-inch flat screen in their homes hoping to turn it on. ...Read More

Smart phones are as close as this family has gotten to “a tablet”. We have the ereaders, the music players, the laptops, lots of apps, and semi modern technology to keep us busy from the toddler to the husband…yet never ventured into the world of tablets, either Mac or Android or beyond. Did I realize what we were missing? No, I didn’t think so…that was until VINCI landed in our laps! ...Read More

Whether you’ve got a newborn or a teen, there are plenty of toys and gadgets to choose from. Here are a few selections, sorted by age. Each age group features a splurge item, a medium-priced item and a stocking stuffer. ...Read More

Electronic tablets and gaming systems range widely in price, flexibility, add-on capabilities, and age range. I narrowed the selections down to three that covers a variety of age ranges, price points and each has it’s unique pros and cons. ...Read More

Our Holiday Toy Guide was released almost a month ago and most of the toys on that list are on par with retail sales. A lot are hard to find, so if you see one, Grab it! We’ve played with a few more toys here to expand the list for you! Here are five more toys we love! ...Read More

We live in a technological age, and many of the Must Have gifts for the people in our lives are gadgets. Kids included! Many kids are looking for mp3 players, iPads and other devices to listen to music on or play games. ...Read More

A 5-inch tablet, the Tab II M lets kids browse the Web and use email and social networking, all with parental login controls. It also features Vinci Curriculum, a learning environment designed to engage all aspects of a child’s developing mind. ...Read More

If you’ve been spending way too little time with your tablet because it’s usually in the hands of your kids, it may be time to think about getting them one of their own. Plus, like it or not, a portable tablet is a great way to keep kids entertained on a plane or a long car trip if you’re travelling this holiday season. ...Read More

The Vinci Tablet is a 7 inch Android tablet with a rugged case designed for use (and abuse) by children. Now the makers of that 7 inch tablet are introducing a new model with a smaller display. The Vinci Tab II M features a 5 inch display and a lighter case design than the company’s 7 inch tablet. It’s available for pre-order for $169. ...Read More

What happens when you give dozens of parent-and-baby testers some of the newest – and potentially hottest – toys and gear? You get a parent-and-kid-approved list of the must-buy gifts this holiday season. ...Read More

The worst part about Black Friday in the States is that you can’t avoid it. I was in Los Angeles for Thanksgiving, and it’s all we heard about on the news, on the radio and in the media. Sandwiched between all the news about shopping? A barrage of ads touting the occasion. ...Read More

VINCI Tab - With the growing popularity of tablets, the VINCI Tab is specifically designed for children with step-by-step learning structure, various development features, and three levels: "The Curious" (18 to 30 months), "The Confident" (2.5 to 3.5 years) and "The Capable (3.5 to 5 years). The tab switches to parent mode so it can also be used for web browsing, email and more. Cost: $169.99-$199.99 ...Read More

Toddlers are just as drawn to electronics as we are. They want our smartphones and our tablets, but not all electronics and the apps we have on them are created equal. If you’re thinking about taking the leap into the digital world, ensure that what you’re getting is age-appropriate and serves as a way to increase your child’s developing understanding of math and reading through engaging activities. Here are three items that are hot commodities for toddlers this holiday season. ...Read More

My obsession with technology and gadgets came at a relatively early age - I got the Merlin, a handheld toy with red lights, cool sounds and the ability to play a mean game of tic-tac-toe. ...Read More

Okay moms, if you are still looking for that perfect gift, we have found it! I have been looking all over for a tablet for Bean for Christmas, and when we got the chance to review the Vinci tablet, I knew it was the perfect one! When I heard that it was invented by a mom, I was in! We knew that we wanted to get Bean a tablet this year. Tater has his iPod Touch, and after Christmas will have his laptop too, and poor little Bean is so jealous. I knew that a kid's tablet would be perfect for him, but I couldn't decide which one... ...Read More

We are a family entrenched in technology. My husband works for a major software company and I run a social media agency, so between the two of us, we’re on our tablets, mobiles, or multiple laptops and desktops all day long. Don’t even get me started on how much time my husband spent gleefully wiring our home so that everything is connected to the Internet. Everything. ...Read More

Rullingnet, the home of VINCI, announced that it has been named an International CES Innovations 2013 Design and Engineering Awards Honoree for its VINCI Curriculum. Products entered in this program are judged by a panel of independent industrial designers, engineers and members of the media to honor outstanding design and engineering in consumer electronics products across 29 product categories. Designed to prepare children for school success, with a special focus on building learning capabilities ...Read More

VINCI Curriculum is the software exclusively running in the VINCI Tab II and the VINCI Tab II M (photo above) , two tablets specifically designed for kids. VINCI curriculum is tailored to help children build learning capabilities. It features 43 monthly themes and topics across 3 levels of learning: The Curious; The Confident; and The Capable. ...Read More

Another option for parents is the VINCI TAB II. Made by VINCI, a provider of touchscreen learning tablets for children, the VINCI Tab II is definitely a gadget that you should check out this holiday season. The VINCI company offers Android tablets for toddlers and preschoolers that are also fully functioning for parents when in parent mode – how cool is that? ...Read More

Remember when one airline's slogan was "Fly the Friendly Skies?" Not anymore. Flying with young kids has become a full contact sport, with more airlines canceling priority boarding for families with small children, putting weight limits on gate-checking strollers, and parents being forced to pay a premium to actually sit with their kids. Add to those headaches the task of keeping a toddler happy, quiet and safe as they're forced into immobility by the rules of either the road or the airline. ...Read More

I’m willing to bet your kiddo more than knows his or her way around your smartphone or tablet. They may even already have their own. But while the iPad has probably saved more than one family dinner out, this early immersion in the world of tech has some experts worried. ...Read More

The headlines are certainly striking: Apple's new iPhone 5, which promises ease of use for adults and youngsters alike; Amazon's new Kindle. Curiously, even Toys ‘R Us is trying to seize on all these trends, unveiling its Tabeo, the latest child-friendly tablet to enter the market. ...Read More

Living in a large metropolitan area, it’s not uncommon for me to see toddlers playing with their parents’ phones and devices in public. Mom and Dad want to chat with their friends, try and relax, and have a semi-peaceful meal, so they just hand the child what they seem to be interested in anyway. ...Read More

The VINCI Tab II M is a new $169, 5-inch tablet from a company, Rullingnet Corp. that released its first 7-inch version a year ago. The smaller size makes it suitable for toddlers as young as 18 months - indeed, the company is jumping into the market for training baby geniuses once dominated by Disney's Baby Einstein DVDs. ...Read More

Raising Techie Kids - The iPad isn't the only tablet out there. If you are looking for a tablet for your child — whether he is in preschool or high school — you have a number of terrific options. ...Read More

Back to school, back to books - if you're buying toys this month, many moms are thinking that 'educational' is the way to go. What makes a toy 'educational', exactly? Well, at momstown we're really focused on the whole child, and believe that early education takes many forms - literacy, music, art, play, nutrition - we feel so strongly about this that our programming encompasses 6 pillars that speak directly to these elements. ...Read More

THESE kids today! All they want to do is play with your iPhone or iPad. So why stop them? If you're smart about it, you can safely start educating the little ones in their strollers with one of those smarty devices or a dedicated children's tablet. ...Read More

Like many parents, Dan Yang was fascinated by her young daughter’s obsession with her iPhone. As she went through the process of planning the best way to introduce her to technology, apps, and games, she quickly became frustrated with the lack of educational technology made specifically for children. ...Read More

Dan Yang had already started several successful, cutting-edge technology companies and products as an optical engineer when she began to notice her infant daughter's obsession with her iPhone. As she began to explore how to responsibly introduce her daughter to technology, she noted a lack of age-appropriate educational technology for very young children. She decided to use $10 million of her personal savings to change that. ...Read More

If your Vinci II tablet was working out your children's arms, more than their minds, then fear not. The makers have just announced the arrival of a new, lighter "M" model. The 5-inch kiddie slate is compatible with the Vinci Curriculum and Kids library apps, and keeps the option for Parent Mode for when Dad wants to check the football scores via the Android-based OS. ...Read More

If you have a tablet and you have kids, chances are you've handed it over at some point for them to watch a video or play a game. So do you share your tablet and load it with kid content or should you get one that's designed with their needs in mind? ...Read More

While we may not typically associate connected devices and technologies with fringe age groups such as children and seniors, it seems the movement toward mainstream adoption is making it more common for these groups to adopt devices and technologies. ...Read More

Though already available through Amazon and SkyMall, the Vinci Tab II -- who we met in a previous life -- has found its way to WalMart.com and is moseying to other e-tailers such as ToysRUs.com, Diapers.com and YoYo.com next month. ...Read More

If you’re looking for a tablet to fit your toddler, then the Vinci Tab II is the model you’re looking for. The device may already be available through Amazon and SkyMall, but it has now reached the mainstream action of WalMart.com. ...Read More

CNBC's Jon Fortt reports on Rullingnet's "VINCI," a children's learning tablet. ...Read More

TIFF Kids International Film Festival is a fabulous experience targeted for children age 3 to 13, although I think everyone will love this. This year TIFF is introducing a hands-on experience with their new digiPlaySpace, where children and adults can immerse themselves to learn and love new technology. ...Read More

“Just do it” is Dan Yang’s favorite quote. She is a Ph.D, and CEO of Rullingnet and creator of VINCI, and she lives by this quote. Inspired by her younger daughter she is literally changing how young children play. VINCI Tab is a mobile touch screen computer with games, books and music videos for children from 18 months to 5 years old. ...Read More

Ready or not, here come a swarm of Android touch-screen tablets just for children. Leading the pack is Nabi by Fuhu ($200), a tablet with a split personality. One is for children; the other is for parents who know the password. ...Read More

It was a very special Mother's Day in Ellen's studio! Her audience full of first-time moms-to-be went home with some of the best new gadgets and gifts for their babies! See them all here. ...Read More

Ever since the tablet market exploded, we've seen a wide range of designs find both success and failure. But most of the tablets on the market have something in common: they are primarily designed for adults or at least children old enough to be responsible for a fragile device ...Read More

We laugh when we see kids, even toddlers, using their little fingers
to adroitly navigate their parent's iPad or touch-phone. It's a reflection of modern life and children needing stimulation at all
times. ...Read More

If you want to buy a kid-specific tablet -- and price is no object -- consider the Vinci Tab VH-2001. It offers an exceptional display and touch screen interface. Designed by a mom especially for tykes, the Vinci features a durable, soft frame that's built for small hands and the occasional rough-and-tumble child's play. ...Read More

Tired of your toddler or pre-schooler grabbing your iPad or other tablet PCs? Now there’s a tablet designed especially for youngsters. The VINCI Genius Tablet is a way to introduce technology to toddlers using an Android OS 3-D animation. ...Read More

When you start shopping for a tablet for your kid, you probably assume that you will be choosing between two or three devices with rather limited functionality. ...Read More

Ask any parent – raising kids isn’t easy (source: my parents). Ask any entrepreneur – starting a startup – also not easy. In attempting to combine the two, does one ultimately have to suffer? ...Read More

The second tablet I researched while shopping for my son was the VINCI 7” Touch Screen Mobile Learning Tablet. As far as construction and durability is concerned, this thing may be the most durable tablet for kids that has been conceived. The device was invented by a mother, if that tells you anything. ...Read More

If you are a regular Eco-Babyz reader you probably know about our technology phobia. Maybe that's too harsh of a term - I'm a blogger after all! I'm good with many programs, AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, SketchUp, etc. ...Read More

Vinci tab has been designed for the group of 2-4 years. This tab was designed to be a baby- friendly, to the fact that there is no harmful wifi or cellular signals because the hardware isn’t there within it.The tab has two layers to the OS one for babies and one is standard Android OS layers. ...Read More

Today's Ladies We Love features Dr. Dan Yang, CEO of Rullingnet and the creator of a great new piece of technology, the VINCI Genius. VINCI sets a new standard for learning by converging developmental science, cutting edge technology and early childhood education to offer a safe, fun and inspirational learning experience. We sat down with her to learn more about what makes this amazing woman tick. ...Read More

A touch screen, interactive learning tool was demonstrated in the Rullingnet booth at CES. It’s called Vinci and was designed to foster the natural curiosity of toddlers and preschoolers. It is built to withstand their need to touch and feel, and even throw, everything. ...Read More

This is the best looking tablet I’ve seen so far. It looks like a Formula 1 steering wheel, and it also has nice performance. This tablet features a 7” multi touch screen with a resolution of 800×480, a 3Mpx camera, 512 Mb RAM and all of these powered by a Cortex A8 microprocessor. You can install lots of apps and with its big screen it could be lots of fun for the little ones. ...Read More

Shrinking tablets were a big theme at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, with some devices doubling as phones and others as platforms for gaming. The trend is sure to influence those who create apps and other digital materials for this newer size. ...Read More

The year 2011 can be considered as the year of the tablets. Lot of tablet manufactures has come up with their own series of devices. A new trend has also been started with the introduction of toddler tablets. Toddler tablets mainly concentrate on learning applications and games that are made especially for kids. ...Read More

International CES is filled with some amazing parent tech, from devices to make live easier as a mom or dad to some pretty clever gadgets for children. There are thousands of booths here, so it isn’t easy to narrow things down. Here is a rundown of the coolest, standout parent tech I have seen so far at CES. ...Read More

CES 2012 proved to be yet another blockbuster show, and highlighted just how seriously manufacturers are beginning to take tablet devices. Having looked at what to expect prior to the show, TabTimes evaluates what this year’s exhibition taught us about the consumer electronics market, with tablets in particular, playing a lead role. ...Read More

In the year since CES attendees named tablets the "must-have" technology of 2011, hardware developers have learned one major lesson to distinguish their products: It's not enough to copy Apple's iPad. With its market share at around 75% of tablet sales, Apple remains at the top of the heap, so it's no surprise that competitors looked to mimic its functionality with their alleged "iPad killers." ...Read More

This one caught my eye because of some signage that mentioned toddlers and preschoolers as the primary audience. Tablets are everywhere at CES, but this was the first one I’ve seen specifically geared towards kids… young ones. There will be multiple models depending on memory storage (4GB, 8GB) and age of user, and the company will be offering a subscription model that offers new apps each months or a flat monthly fee ...Read More

How young is too young for a wee one to have her own tablet? One of us has a little diva that thinks her mom's iPhone is really hers. Every day it's truly a battle to get the phone out of her hands. Anyway we think the Vinci Genius Tablet ($479) is a great idea to excite and spark the minds of the little ones in our lives. Who knows..tablets could be required for preschool in the next few years. ...Read More

With more and more companies offering on-site daycare programs -- it's no wonder VINCI Genius is getting a nod from the HR executives who budget for these programs. At a cost of nearly $400 per Tablet designed for pre-school age children -- the VINCI Genius is considered a bargain. ...Read More

Born Dan Dan (meaning very red in Chinese by her father who was classified as a black sheep during the Culture Revolution in China), Dr. Dan Yang was the first grandchild of an entrepreneurial family of six sons and two daughters. Her grandfather owned a boat factory and operated a transport business on the imperial canal which connects north and south China, but was relocated to rural China during the Culture Revolution. Her father, a self-taught man, tested airplane motors initially but eventually grew to lead the operations of a joint venture between his factory and Japanese motorcycle maker Suzuki. Her mother was a technician at a state-owned factory that produced electronic tubes. ...Read More

Ever since the iPad made its debut onto the marketplace last year, the tablet has become the ‘it’ device to covet. Not only did other manufacturers create tablets to compete with the iPad, but a slew of tablets for kids emerged on the market as well. The VINCI Tablet is one of them that is geared towards kids aged 0-4 and was created by a mom who realized that her electronic devices were not meeting the needs of her young child. ...Read More

Come on, you know you've done it. Handed that uber-expensive iPad off to your toddler, in exchange for just a few minutes of peace and quiet. Except to your kids, that expensive tablet is just a toy, made to be dropped and banged around a little while those awesome apps are being played. ...Read More

A computer for babies may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but a Canadian company has just made it reality. Last month Rullingnet Corp. launched Vinci, a 7-inch touch-screen tablet that sells ...Read More

Ignoring the toy you just bought him, your four-year-old grabs your alluringly shiny smartphone instead. Much to your dismay, he alternates between placing your phone in his mouth and pressing on buttons – inadvertently calling your boss, an ex-boyfriend and many others in a span of minutes ...Read More

If the children at the Bright Horizons child care center in Hingham were writing this review, it would all be over pretty quick. There’s a new tablet computer made just for us, they’d say, and we want one. Now. ...Read More

FORTUNE -- With over 25 million sold, Apple's iPad isn't just a hit with adult consumers but also with their kids. In fact, they often learn to tap, swipe and pinch their way around its slick user interface faster than their parents. But whether or not they ought to at such an early age is a matter still up for debate. Dr. Dan Yang, founder of the Santa Monica, California-based Vinci, believes they should ...Read More

Now your child won’t have to snag your business-optimized tablet for fun and games: the Vinci, the first baby-specific tablet, has officially landed on pre-order at Amazon ...Read More

The ever expanding world of mobile devices that till last year was solely dominated by mobile phones and smartphones has now come to face a suitable addition in the form of tablets. These mini-computers are designed to provide the users with state of the art technology, wrapped in a neat package ...Read More

Giggle, wail, beep, bop, boop. Hear that? It's the sound of technologically advanced babyhood. This month two new tablets aimed at children under 10 hit the market. Last week my colleague reported on ...Read More

Dan Yang, Ph.D., inspired by her daughter's love of interactive devices, is creating the first Android-based tablet for kids and toddlers. VINCI--which will be available this summer and is expected to retail in the ...Read More

The CEO of educational tablet maker mySpark Technologies (mysparktech.com) is among a growing number of entrepreneurs attempting to change the way students study, share and do homework. ...Read More

Last week, I attended my first Consumer Electronics Show, the massive exhibition of all things technology in Las Vegas. Not unlike Sin City itself, it's something everyone should see once, just for the jaw-dropping sensory overload. With 140,000 attendees walking 35 football fields of show floor, it's no surprise ...Read More

Numerous rivals to Apple's iPad unveiled at electronics show | LAS VEGAS — Just nine months ago, when Apple introduced the iPad, skeptics voiced doubts about its longevity. Even the product's name was the subject of jokes ...Read More