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Video/TV
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03.20.13Guess How Much I Love You gets Interactive Episodes iPad appWe love the original Guess How Much I Love You book, with its heart-warming tale of Big and Little Nutbrown Hare, and so do our children. We haven't yet managed to catch its spin-off animated TV series, but now there's an app inspired by that: Guess How Much I Love You – Interactive Episodes. Released for iPad this week by SLR Productions – the company behind the TV show – it promises to take kids "on an unforgettable journey to the watercolour landscape of grassy fields, mossy forests, lazy rivers and sunny green valleys". Continue Reading...
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03.18.13Angry Birds Toons: first episode reviewedAngry Birds cartoons? Count us in. We've seen how our two sons have responded to the birds and pigs in the Angry Birds games, and they're bang up for getting more of their stories in a TV series. Meet Angry Birds Toons, which made its debut this weekend. Available to stream through all the existing Angry Birds apps, it's a 52-episode animated cartoon series. Two episodes – Chuck Time and Meet The Flock – were made available yesterday. We've been watching them. So how do they shape up? Continue Reading...
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02.15.13Pokemon TV helps kids watch Pokemon cartoons on iOS and AndroidHow big a deal is Pokemon in playgrounds nowadays? We can't help wondering whether Angry Birds is more of a craze for kids here in the UK. Still, if your children are still down with all things Pikachu and Jigglypuff, they'll love this new app called Pokemon TV. Available on iPhone, iPad and Android, it's an official release from The Pokemon Company. No, it's not for playing the games – Nintendo is very firm about not wanting to release those on devices made by other companies (e.g. Apple). Instead, the app streams the Pokemon cartoons, cherry-picking from more than 700 episodes made ...
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