Cybersecurity experts are raising new concerns about the potential for hacking popular children's electronics. Less than a week after the Hong Kong-based electronic toymaker VTech Holdings announced ...

As parents, sometimes it feels like we have two choices: keep our kids blissfully and quietly occupied and feel guilty (are we turning their little brains to mush?!), or work with them on something ...

VTech is having a quite abysmal week following a hack that exposed data on 6.4 million children and 4.8 million adults. Not only has its stock price dipped to a year low, security researchers have ...

VTech has revealed its upcoming lineup of tablet computers for children, including an Android-powered top-of-the-range model. The InnoTab Max features a 7-in touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi, and the ...

VTech's tablets and other kids' gadgets have always focused on creating a child-safe walled garden, but it's fallen far short of having an ecosystem like what children can get on an iPad or Amazon ...

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Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. E-learning gadget manufacturer VTech this week unveiled its ...

It's not been a great week for VTech, its servers hacked and data on millions of children exposed, and the news gets worse. The company admitted the download store for its kid-focused Innotab tablets ...

The InnoTab 3 is the latest in the series of child-friendly tablets from VTech. Designed to be a portable and affordable introduction to tablet computing, it features a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a ...

InnoPad is a multi-media educational tablet for children 4-9 that combines interactive and animated reading, learning games, creative activities and a rich collection of applications. It features a 5″ ...

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Cybersecurity experts are raising new concerns about the potential for hacking popular children's electronics. Less than a week after the Hong Kong-based electronic toymaker VTech Holdings announced ...