BARCELONA — Google already won over the hearts and minds of Mobile World Congress attendees with its huge, amazing booth, full of free smoothies, fun rides down the slide, custom stickers, and ...

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Google is getting to release the second generation of its popular Android toy robot line. The first series was designed solely by Andrew Bell, but this time around the 3" vinyl robots will don the ...

Like Android but don’t find the existing robot mascot character edgy enough? That’ll soon be fixed by toy maker Dzyplastic, which is teasing its new-for-2011 collection of Android figures. The pink ...

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Android has become a big enough platform that they've got an official toy line. When you've got a toy line and an OS under the same brand, you know what you do? You send those toys into outer space ...

For every sticky-fingered kid tapping away on a smartphone or tablet, there's a parent hoping nothing gets dropped, soaked, or gunked up with peanut butter. It's these parents that Toys"R"Us is trying ...

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ASUS has some announcements brewing for Computex in a few days, and they’re teasing with the slogan “WeTransform”. Presumably, this has something to do with the company’s Transformer line of tablets, ...

Toys R Us has begun taking pre-orders for the Nabi tablet, a kid-friendly Android device shipping in December for $199.99. Toys R Us has begun taking pre-orders for the Nabi tablet, a kid-friendly ...

Digital toys are everywhere now, not the least of which belong to Disney Infinity and their collection of RFID-enabled figurines from many of their famed franchises (including the Avengers, Spider-Man ...