ay ‘Family’ section now highlights kid-friendly apps, games, TV shows

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Published 10 Jun 2015

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has finally cut the ribbon to its Family section in the ay Store, which highlights content best suited for the younger set.

For now this category is only live on the web version. en you click the happy star logo, you’ll see apps aggregated by several different sub-categories.

Not surprisingly, Disney is one of the major highlights. But you’ll also find games apps for children that target drawing, learning, cartoon-watching.

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ts of happy characters are ready to greet you in the ay Store’s family section.

The story behind the story: rents schools are investing heavily in technology, wants to have its app storefront be a welcome inviting place. There are already several good kid-friendly apps in the ay Store, but this reorganization will make such apps easier to discover, may even convince someone to buy their child that inexpensive Android tablet they spotted at the store. This is also good timing, as summer vacation starts soon for most of America’s children they’ll want new apps to explore.