Up Close With the Next Generation of Tablet Users

AllThingsD‘s Ina Fried spends a weekend with her two young cousins and walks away with some interesting lessons about the future of computing.
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Most Likely iPad Buyer Is a Male, Pet-Owning Gamer (Who May Be a Scientist)

The folks at BlueKai have put together a chart of who is most likely to buy an iPad, and it appears those with both time and money on their hands top the list.
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Former Blue Nile Execs Raise $43 Million to Nurture Their New Baby, Zulily

Zulily, an 18-month-old site aimed at mothers looking for bargains on clothing and accessories for babies and kids, closed a third round of venture capital today, totaling $43 million.
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Social Web Spans Generations on Newly Launched Ohanarama

Kids and social networking are a touchy combination. But it’s not always creepy for kids to interact online with adults. Ohanarama, a social gaming site that launched today, joins family members virtually to play together.
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Nickelodeon Launching A Virtual World Next Month For Kids To Monkey Around In

Nickelodeon, the TV network targeting kids, is launching a virtual world called Monkey Quest that will be unveiled next month at the Kids’ Choice Awards.

Nordstrom Acquires Flash Sales Site HauteLook for Up to $270 Million

Nordstrom has agreed to acquire four-year-old HauteLook, marking the department store’s first foray into online private sales.

Study Finds More Young Kids Can Work a Smartphone Than Tie Their Shoes

A new study also found that 2-to-5-year-olds are also more likely to be able to open a Web browser than swim on their own. Mobilized thinks it is time to make cellphones waterproof so these kids can text for help if they ever fall out of a boat.

Don’t Read This While Driving: T-Mobile Launches Safe Driving App

The carrier plans to offer a service called DriveSmart Plus that detects when a phone is in a moving car and disables most calling and texting functions.

Viral Video: "Kids React to Viral Videos"

Here is a new monthly series from the Fine Brothers called “Kids React to Viral Videos.” And that about says it all. Now, leave Britney alone!

Keep Tabs on Kids’ Social Lives

Katie reviews AOL SafeSocial, a tool for parents that scans sites where kids are social networking for inappropriate language or friendships.

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