Pipsqueak is a Bluetooth phone for kids that’s calling for innovation

Michael Smith, CEO of Yip Yap, thinks the last thing kids need is their own smartphone. So his startup designed a Bluetooth-enabled device that connects to parents' phones instead. Smith tells iKids about Pipsqueak's plans to face a crowded market through innovative hardware and software.

By Patrick Callan

November 19, 2015

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Patrick Callan is a senior writer at Kidscreen. He reports on the licensing and consumer products side of the global children's entertainment industry via daily news coverage and in-depth features. Contact Patrick at pcallan@brunico.com.

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Pipsqueak is a Bluetooth phone for kids that’s calling for innovation

Michael Smith, CEO of Yip Yap, thinks the last thing kids need is their own smartphone. So his startup designed a Bluetooth-enabled device that connects to parents' phones instead. Smith tells iKids about Pipsqueak's plans to face a crowded market through innovative hardware and software.

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