Smartwatches Are kids' Stuff

Imagining myself within the hypothetical position of a discern, I assume i'd have a strong opposition to giving a phone to an below-14 toddler of mine. don't get me wrong. i might, I surmise, be all in prefer of my offspring being capable of faucet into the internet to discover, learn, and communicate. i'd additionally want my youngster to be available at all times -- but, ideally, in a greater-controlled way than through carrying an average smartphone.

The dokiWatch -- a smartwatch for children -- has 3G connectivity, voice and video calling, an emergency alert characteristic, region monitoring, health tracking and, of route, video games. it would even teach children to inform the time.

If the video-calling characteristic works efficiently over 3G, the makers can be onto a real winner right here. Letting dad and mom see the surroundings wherein their kids are without always having to trust them with a phone might be exceedingly comforting to them, i'm sure.

including the SOS feature to let mother and father understand straight away wherein they may be if they may be in problem is a splendid idea too. also, there may be a geofencing function a good way to allow dad and mom know while their children enter or leave a selected location.

The dokiWatch is an outstanding tool that nails what I imagine mother and father could want in a smartwatch for their youngsters. At US$179 for the duration of the crowdfunding marketing campaign -- just two days to move -- the price is fair too. i'm nearly tempted to get one for myself.