Famigo, the kid-friendly content hub, will be pre-loaded on two Samsung tablets through AT&T

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As of late, Samsung devices have been the go-to for educational content and services. In fact, the company just reached 900 applications for its very own Kid Store. Now, two of the company’s tablets will be pre-loaded with Famigo when purchased through AT&T. This gives users more kid-friendly content that can be consumed for free and even more when paying for the service.

 

Famigo is a company that builds and provides mobile devices with experiences for children that are safe, educational, and fun. The company’s chief executive officer Q Beck says “Bridging the gap between school and home means making education portable, usable and accessible to all age groups, anywhere.” Famigo brings television channels, videos, apps, and games to children that are all focused on educational entertainment. All of the content provided by Famigo meets both Common Core and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards.

 

Exclusively through AT&T, the Galaxy Tab 4 and Galaxy Note Pro will come pre-loaded with Famigo ready to go right out of the box. “Our partnership with AT&T continues to bring educational content to more families on more devices. We’re excited to provide families who own the Note Pro or Tab 4 with the opportunity to learn through apps, videos and games.” And the window of content with a paid subscription is wide. The Basic ($0.99) subscription expands upon the Free one by eliminating limited access. The Plus ($4.99) subscription brings in education tools and monthly applications. Not bad considering the benefits of occupying a child with fun and educational content.

 

 

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