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At PAX East this year I got to demo Osmo—an educational accessory for iPads. It’s intended to get kids to work together solving problems around a screen. Two Point Museum: Zooseum expansion details ...

The educational gaming company Osmo has raised $12 million in new funding, at the same time as its core product hits Apple's retail and online stores. Osmo is built around technology it calls ...

Osmo is launching its Math Wizard educational games series, which lets kids learn math at their own pace and helps parents augment pandemic schooling. Quarantines are keeping many children in the U.S.

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL2Ew02gJKo&w=560&h=315] iPad gaming accessory Osmo announced on Thursday the launch of a Numbers game it hopes will revamp ...

Osmo launched their cool hardware gaming device for kids earlier this year. Created by ex-Googlers, Osmo paired slick technology with the Apple iPad to engender an educational and interactive gaming ...

With its latest title, educational game-maker Osmo is tackling a subject that’s close to CEO Pramod Sharma’s heart — entrepreneurship. Co-founded by Sharma and Jérôme Scholler (both former Googlers), ...

Bengaluru-based education firm Byju’s has purchased educational games developer Osmo for $120 million. The learning start-up is Byju’s first US acquisition and fits neatly within its educational focus ...

In the series, there are two separate kits that go together to kick off the series. In the Magical Workshop Osmo Kit, kids will go on an addition and subtraction adventure, where they brew potions ...

Kids love tablet computers, whether it's filling yours with their apps, or having their very own. But no one likes seeing their little ones turned into screen zombies disengaged from the world, and ...

Ever wondered what Harold and the Purple Crayon would be like if it was emceed by Sully from Monsters, Inc.? Osmo Monster gives you a pretty good idea. The new iPad game uses markers, a dry erase ...