Archived from the original on 11 March 2016. ^ 'Telenor and Easybits Software to introduce e-mail solution for children'.^ 'TalkTalk Brings Magic to Kids' Desktops'.^ 'Belgacom and EasyBits Software to Introduce Secure, Educating Children Software in Belgium'.^ 'EU eyes safer cyberspace for young'.'New software lets toddlers e-mail and surf'. ^ 'Intel's Classmate comes to the UK'.'EasyBits releases removal tool for afflicted Skype users'. ^ 'UPC's Magic Desktop for Kids Acclaimed'.

'Children who use the internet face a slew of dangers, ranging from sex and drugs spam to cyber bullies and paedophiles'. ^ a b Jorn Madslien (11 February 2008).In 2009, Disney and Asus teamed up to work on a new product Disney Netpal, they asked EasyBits to ascertain what makes the User Interface differentiation and provide parental controls. In 2004, Easybits Software partnered with Telenor to introduce e-mail solutions for children. Easybits landed distribution and licensing deals with the internet service providers in Europe including Tiscali, T-Online, Telenor, Telecom Italia, Belgacom, UPC, TalkTalk and a few others. Deloitte described the product as 'very well suited for children because it offers a safe and educational environment”. The company’s principal product Magic Desktop won European Union’s benchmarking study of tools for parental control award in 20 for children.

Its goal was to offer a safe and educational environment for children. The company initially announced a line of parental control software in 2003.

Easybits partnered with Skype, powering Skype's games channel in 2006 and Intel for building the first version of Classmate PC. Its principal product is Magic Desktop, an educational and parental control software suite. Magic Desktop, Inspirus platform, GameXN, Kiddo SmartĮasybits AS is a Norwegian privately held educational software company.

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