Study Finds More Young Kids Can Work a Smartphone Than Tie Their Shoes | Ina Fried | Mobilized | AllThingsD

Sign of the times

That’s why this new one from AVG is especially close to our heart. As part of the company’s Digital Diaries research on children and technology, the security firm polled a couple of thousand mothers with kids from 2 years old to 5 years old in the U.S., Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

Among the findings was that more of the young kids could play with a smartphone app (19 percent) than could tie their shoes (9 percent).

Study Finds More Young Kids Can Work a Smartphone Than Tie Their Shoes | Ina Fried | Mobilized | AllThingsD