The media trope of the PC gamer – that gawky, geeky kid that’s hunched over his desktop computer while he wolfs down snacks and kills boars on World of Warcraft – may be a relic of the past. New research shows gaming among Gen Z – much like everything else – is going mobile.

Osmo is adding physical and sociable elements to children’s tech by taking the principles of older games and dragging them into the present using a tablet, accompanying app and AR. With screen time increasingly under the microscope, could it help reposition gaming as a productive pursuit for kids?

Stealing mum or dad's iPad to watch a show or play a game has become second nature for Gen Z. But Amazon now wants to give them their own tablet. The Amazon Fire Kids Edition is packed with educational content and kid-friendly movies to ensure they’ll never grab for mum’s gadget again.

Growing up in a digital age, more and more children have access to the internet via smart devices. But the ones making the decisions on whether kids have smartphones are the parents, and marketers are increasingly taking their concerns into account.