The device features bright colors, big numbers, a curly cord between handset and base, and plugs into a wall socket, with calls made via wifi, The Guardian reports. 99 per month. Bloomberg reports hundreds of thousands of sales and that schools are endorsing the Tin Can.
" It remains unclear how the Tin Can compares to other 'dumbphones' on the market or whether children find the device appealing.
The response from parents and kids has been 'incredible'.