Tag Archives: iphone

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Bubble Ball Bounces to the Top

The game that has knocked “Angry Birds Seasons” off its perch as the top free game in the iTunes store was designed by a self-taught 14-year-old programmer. According to ABC

Tech Toys for Tots

It may come as no surprise that kids want gadgets over toys this holiday season. According to the Duracell Toy Report, the top 10 most wanted toys for Christmas among

NEW REPORT: Learning: Is there an app for that?

The Cooney Center is thrilled to announce our newest report!A mobile media revolution that is changing the lives of adults, and now children of all ages, is under way across

Kids Learning Math & Learning from Kids: Lessons from User Tests

Today we bring you the first in a series of STEM related blog posts — starting with last year’s Cooney Center Prize finalists for the Motion Math — Gabriel Adauto

Cooney Center Prize Finalist Launches App

iPhone Game Makes Math Physical — Tilt gameplay gives learners an intuitive sense of fractionsMotion Math, the pioneer of movement based learning games, today announces the launch of their fractions

Your Smartphone: A Cheap Babysitter

Thursday, April 29, 2010 Read up on the pass-back effect in this article by Mom Logic’sRonda Kaysen. As more and more moms trade in their cell phones for smartphones, they

Wooing Toddlers, From Naps to Apps

Brand Channel‘s Sheila Shayon explores our recent discoveries on children’s iPhone apps from our recent publication: iLearn: A Content Analysis of the iTunes App Store’s Education Section.Read More

Kids & Apps: The Pass-Back Effect Marches Forward

April 2010 Over a year ago, we began to notice something we couldn’t ignore.  We noticed it in grocery stores and on the subway.  We noticed it at shopping malls

Game Up!: SF GDC 2009 Highlights

Reprinted from the April 2009 Cooney Center Bits Newsletter:“Spore’s Wake: What Seriously Happened?” More than 17,000 game industry professionals gathered on March 23-27 for the largest game developers conference in