Google revamp products for tech-savvy kids

The biggest search engine of them all – Google – has rehashed its popular product range to make the scary internet world more "fun and safe" for children under 12.

The biggest search engine of them all – Google – has rehashed its popular product range to make the scary internet world more “fun and safe” for children under 12.

The aim was to redesign products already in use across schools to be “safe and fun for children” as they become more digitally dexterous.

Google have even established a designated Kids’ Studio at its California headquarters to compliment the rising young demand.

Pavni Diwanji, the vice president of engineering responsible for leading the new initiative, said: “We want to lay the foundation right, and then make sure every single part of Google is great for kids. They are the future, so why not give them the tools to let them create it.”

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