GeekWire on MSN: Late-night name drop: Seattle startup Tin Can achieves cultural milestone
Jimmy Kimmel casually referenced Tin Can's screenless phone for kids during his monologue last week, shortly after the startup landed a glowing NYT Wirecutter review.
Wired: Tin Can Is a Dumb Phone for Kids. Can Someone Teach Them How to Use It?
Tin Can Is a Dumb Phone for Kids. Can Someone Teach Them How to Use It?
The Baltimore Sun: Old Bay seasoning to swap plastic packaging for original tin containers
Eight years after switching to plastic containers, Old Bay is returning to its original tins to “bring back the classic feeling.” The iconic Old Bay seasoning is keeping its logo and design with the ...
AOL: The Savvy Way To Protect Seedlings In The Garden Using An Old Tin Can
Once it's time to move your seedlings outside, how do you ensure they're safe from wind and predators? Try this tin can hack to protect transplanted seedlings.
The Savvy Way To Protect Seedlings In The Garden Using An Old Tin Can
Digit: Tin Can phone for kids: It has no screen, no messaging
Your kid has a better social life than you, and their phone has a cord. Meet the Tin Can, a $100, Wi-Fi-enabled, landline-inspired device that hundreds of thousands of children across the US are now ...
Copper is the hot metal for investors thanks to a 38% price rise over the last 12 months but there is another industrial metal, tin, which has also risen by 38% with a repeat of past price blowouts ...
The Tin Can phone is designed to be a simple and screen-free way for children to connect with friends and family. But since Christmas morning, when many families unwrapped and installed the retro, ...