March 11, 2010
: Why iPad Is the 'Children's Toy of the Year' - PC World

“Another trend I’ve noticed is that when adults upgrade to new phones, they’re increasingly handing their old iPhones to their children — after loading them up with kids apps and canceling their wireless plans. The kids love owning their own iPhone, and the parents love not constantly handing their new phone over to the kids to play with. Everybody wins.”

This is exactly what we did in our house when I upgraded from the original iPhone to the 3GS. We plan on doing the same thing with my wife’s 3G phone when she upgrades to whatever the next iPhone model is.

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March 1, 2010
Read Across America Day: All “Dr. Seuss” Applications on Sale

In celebration of Theodor Geisel’s (Dr. Seuss) birthday, and Read Across America Day, all Dr. Seuss iPhone applications are on sale for $0.99. This is a great deal considering the eBook applications normally are $3.99, the Dr. Seuss camera apps are normally $2.99, and the Grinchmas! game is normally $1.99.

Here are the 6 applications for sale:

(Links open in iTunes)

Check out “The Cat in the Hat” in action below:

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February 21, 2010
"It is also important to remember that one of the great joys of modern parenthood is documenting your realtime infant’s or toddler’s special moments through texts, tweets, posts, uploaded photos, and YouTube clips. The realtime child presents ideal messaging-fodder for the realtime parent."

Nicolas Carr

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