Firefly introduces new kid friendly phones

Posted in Mobile Phones by Shane McGlaun on September 30th, 2008

Firefly glowPhoneWith everything kids have going on today, it’s often easier to get them a cell phone so you can keep in touch at all times. Even young kids age five and up use cell phones today. They are a great way for parents to know where the kids are, even if they are just down the street.

The catch is that kids don’t understand that using a cell phone too much or downloading things from the Internet can run up a bill significantly. You also have to worry that they could be subject to inappropriate calls from unknown users. Firefly has had a phone specifically made for kids on the market since 2006.

The phone only lets calls be received and sent from known callers. The company announced a couple new kid oriented phones recently called the glowPhone and the flyPhone. The glowPhone is aimed at 5-8 year old kids and has dedicated buttons for mom, dad, and emergency. It also offers games and a full color screen. The flyPhone is intended for users 9-12 and has a built-in camera, MP3 player, and FM radio. Kids can chat and text with the phone. Both devices allow parent to limit the number of minutes that can be used and are pay-as-you go phones.

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One Comment to “Firefly introduces new kid friendly phones”
  1. Mal Says:

    Wait, my ship is supposed be making cell phone for children? I’m the captain, I make the decisions.

    - Mal

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