Sunday, January 30

More Kids Can Work Smartphones Than Can Tie Their Own Shoes

Nearly one out of every five kids (19 percent) around the world aged 2-5 are able to operate a smartphone application. Compare that to the number that can tie his or her own shoelaces -- just nine percent -- and you see how the development of tech skills are quickly outpacing more traditional life skills in today's youth.

Read more at The Atlantic