Kurio has revealed its latest kid-centric tablet with the Kurio Smart. However, it looks like having their own tablet is no longer a free pass for kids to binge watch their favorite cartoons and play ...

The Kurio Tab Connect is one of the best tablets for kids right now. Kurio specialises in this sort of thing and it shows, with a range of parental control features and apps for kids, the only ...

Letting you children use your tablet can be a tricky situation, so it’s no surprise that we’ve seen more than a few companies offer up their versions of kid-friendly devices. Say hello to the Kurio 7x ...

Techno Source wants to set themselves apart in the packed low-end tablet market with their new Kurio Xtreme Tablet for Kids. The Xtreme Tablet for Kids is a 7-inch device packed full of games, ebooks, ...

Tablets for kids have so far been more like the LeapFrog LeapPad than the iPad — low res displays, chunky chassis, and proprietary app and content selection. There’s nothing inherently wrong with this ...

Kurio has come up with a kid-specific tablet at the ongoing CES event which breaks convention as it is 4G compatible. Until now, manufacturers would usually stick to Wi-Fi connectivity for tablet ...

Tablets and smartphones for kids aren't exactly new and we've already seen quite a number of them trying to appeal to both parents and kids for patronage. Rare, however, if not non-existent, is a ...

Tablet devices designed exclusively for kids is a rareity and only Fisherprice, V.Tech and Leapfrog have managed to pull off any sales that matter. A new device by the name of Kurio, the tablet from ...

There’s no question that Android tablets have gained increased popularity over the past few years. Initially targeted at adults, if you have kids, then these tablets most likely see just as much – if ...

Techno Source and KD Interactive first made waves in the childrens tablet market by collaborating to produce last year's Wi-Fi Kurio S Series devices. They have now returned to offer full-time ...

We’ve seen kid-friendly tablets come and go in the past, but most recently the OLPC XO 3.0 looked like it could be the computing savior of third word children. The new Kurio might not quite match the ...

Techno Source announced today the Kurio Xtreme, a 7-inch tablet for kids running Android 4.4. (KitKat) for $160. Featuring a sleek, thinner and lighter design, a faster Intel Atom processor, double ...