Made by Many, and design company, Map, have launched a Kickstarter campaign to begin production of an interactive ball that would teach kids the basics of coding. The iPhone-compatible ball would ...

After launching on Kickstarter last year, Hackaball, a programmable toy for kids, is almost ready for prime time. It's already sold out its initial pre-order run, but you'll soon be able to snag ...

Kids get their programming hands dirty by creating games using a free iPad app. The app has a number of games already loaded and ready for wireless transfer to the Hackaball, but also includes locked ...

Hackaball a new children’s programmable computer ball has been launched over on the Kickstarter crowdfunding website this month and has just entered into its final week of funding and has already ...

The ShowStoppers event at this year's CES was expectedly crowded with new gear from both startups and stalwart industry players, but two products stood out from the crowd: Hackaball and the Fasetto ...

A team of industrial designers is aiming to turn "programming into play" with a hackable ball that lets kids invent their own games. "Hackaball is a tough, responsive, programmable ball that pairs ...

It’s inevitable that the kids of Generation Z will be the most naturally tech-literate generation yet, but that won’t happen through osmosis. They’ll still need tools to get them there. Kids older ...

The Hackaball “computer you can throw” – designed for children to learn programming through creative play – has reached its Kickstarter funding target and will now go into production. Hackaball is ...

Freelancer Michael Franco writes about the serious and silly sides of science and technology for CNET and other pixel and paper pubs. He's kept his fingers on the keyboard while owning a B&B in Amish ...

THE Internet of Things (IoT) promises to change the way we live, work and learn. The giant network of smart objects controlled by software, and ultimately people, paves the way for cutting-edge smart ...