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A tablet can be used for so much more than playing Angry Birds. Even if you only have a passing interest in technology and philanthropy, you'll probably have heard of Nicholas Negroponte and his One Laptop Per Child initiative. There were two main parts to the OLPC scheme - creating a usable laptop that cost $100, and getting said machines into the hands of children throughout the developing world.

The first presentation of created MEB prototypes

Despite the iPhone and iPad’s much-lauded interactivity, Tisseron says they remain limited in terms of sensory experience: they can engage sight, hearing and touch — to an extent — but not taste or smell...

With so many iPhone and iPad apps for kids out there, we probably do not have the definite answer to this question. It depends on several factors that come into the play – such as the age of your kids, how they act with the iPhone and of course what the desires of parents and kids are.

The quest “City of Secrets” was published in the Russian language on 11th April and now it is on top paid iPad apps on the Russian App Store. 

We cut the prices for our apps from 29th April to 12th May. We make discounts for the most interesting and top apps!

One thing’s for sure: kids love playing with phones. And who can blame them? Phones are a perfect size for kids’ tiny hands, have thousands of kid-friendly apps that facilitate learning and fun and parents pay a lot of attention them, a sure way to make kids interested.

iRevolution has signed a license agreement with OrangeBooks, a Dutch publisher of interactive books for iPad and other tablets. iRevolution will publish in Russian an interactive book «Princess Bouncerella» written and illustrated by talented author Liz Ditters.

Flurry recently quantified China’s meteoric adoption of iOS and Android applications. While China ranked 10th in application sessions at the beginning of 2011, it finished the year in 2nd place, only behind the United States.

The JoanGanzCooney Center’s experts studied the changes in the market of educational apps within 2 years. The first iLearn research was done in 2009 and the second one in 2011.