Leapfrog's LeapPad is the tablet and content ecosystem of choice for the preschool set, but CEO John Barbour is expecting an attack from the Android army. The children's' learning company reported ...

EMERYVILLE, Calif., Feb. 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc. (NYSE: LF), today announced LeapPad Explorer™, a multifunctional learning tablet that ushers in the next generation of ...

With its Wi-Fi capability, rechargeable battery, and bigger, higher-resolution screen, the LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra is a great toy tablet for playing and learning. The LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra , the ...

LeapFrog's latest tablet just couldn't wait to show off for the camera, making its on-screen debut over at the FCC's site a few weeks back. The kid-friendly tech company was finally ready to show the ...

LeapFrog has been making some really interesting and high-tech learning toys for kids for a long time. These toys are often a little geek's first foray into the world of gadgets and electronics. The ...

Leapfrog, the company behind the popular LeapPad series of tablets for kids, unveiled its coming LeapPad 3 edutainment device today. Like the LeapPad 2 (itself named one of Techlicious’s best tablets ...

Tablets for kids have come a long way in the past few years and are now much-improved over their low-resolution, slow and clunky predecessors. The LeapFrog LeapPad Platinum looks set to be one of the ...

Seven seconds. For Jim Marggraff and his colleagues at toy maker LeapFrog, seven quick ticks on a stopwatch is all the time they have to win over the world’s most discerning consumers: toddlers, grade ...

Which high-end LeapFrog toys are worth the money? LeapFrog toys were originally conceived in 1995 by a parent who wished to create educational toys for children that would help foster their reading ...

I’ve long since given into the temptation to hand over my iPad to my children. Not surprisingly this has resulted in it being dropped, sat upon, smeared with goo and generally abused. What is ...

Today's kids sure do have it lucky. My idea of a mobile gadget growing up was a Walkman cassette player with a Beach Boys tape inside, or maybe my dad's wristwatch. Times have changed. Now, kids are ...