Nashville, TN / Easton, PA – July 6, 2011 – Griffin Technology, one of the world's foremost creators of innovations for everyday life, and Crayola, whose products have inspired artistic creativity in ...

Griffin Technology has partnered with Crayola to create Crayola ColorStudio HD, an accessory and app combo that blends coloring with mobile technology. Crayola ColorStudio HD pairs an iPad drawing app ...

When Griffin Technology announced its collaboration with Crayola for the Crayola ColorStudio HD ($30), we were genuinely excited. Working together, the companies had developed something we’d never ...

When Griffin and Crayola announced their collaboration back at CES in January, the idea of a combined stylus and drawing/painting iPad app for kids — with the power to distinguish between finger ...

Great software. The hardware, not so much. Crayola's iMarker ($29.99) is designed to work with Crayola's excellent ColorStudio HD app for the iPad, letting kids fill in an infinite array of coloring ...

Crayola and Griffin Technology have teamed up to create a new coloring experience for young artists, taking the traditional wax crayon into the digital age. This innovative collaboration aims to blend ...

Griffin and Crayola have joined forces to create an interactive coloring book for the iPad that includes a digital crayon called the iMarker. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of ...

With kindergartners around, if your house is anything like mine, you likely have a variety of activity books scattered about. That and crayons -- bits of broken crayons, full crayons, crayons with and ...

If you’re getting the new iPad 2 later this week, pass along your old one to your kids so they can use the Crayola ColorStudio HD from Griffin. They’ll use a custom-built digital stylus, the iMarker, ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Griffin Technology has partnered with Crayola to create ...

The excitement of attending the annual Consumer Electronics Show often has us feeling like giddy school kids, with its overwhelming display of new technology and gadgets. For 2011 this sentiment is ...