Nick Jr.'s Calvin and Kaison’s Play Power! is now available to download on Apple TV and Google Play! Check out the promo plus go behind-the-scenes at the making of the show in the video below!:
Our Nick Jr Show is Now Available On Apple TV and Google Play | CKN Toys
Hi guys, our Nick Jr show Calvin and Kaison's Play Power is now available on Apple TV and Google play.
Originally published: Wednesday, November 14, 2018.
COWABUNGA! Google today announced a whole new set of smart-home features for the Google Assistant, the company's AI-powered voice helper!
Nickelodeon’s Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Pictured (clockwise): Raphael, Michelangelo, Leonardo, and April O'Neil.
Especially during the holiday season, sticking to family habits can be challenging, whether that’s picking up toys, making the bed or getting started with homework. To make these a bit more fun, Google today announced that they are adding the ability to set up an alarm from popular animated characters with the Google Assistant on smart speakers. These new alarms will have signature music, jokes, facts, words of encouragement and wisdom, and other fun messages from many popular characters from children's entertainment, including Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello and April O’Neil from Nickelodeon's brand-new TMNT series, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to remind everyone it’s time to finish playing and get in the bath or to brush their teeth. To activate it, just say, “Hey Google, set a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle alarm for 8:00 PM” for example, and then pick your favorite TMNT character. Cowabunga! These alarms are available to enable in the US now. Additional alarms include characters LEGO City, LEGO Life, and LEGO Friends, with plans to add characters from Spin Master’s Hatchimals later this year.
In the mood for a story? Just ask Google Assistant!
Update (5/20/19) - Google has announced that character alarms are now available even on Smart Displays!
Google has also announced that in the coming weeks, they will be adding 25 new family-friendly stories by Nickelodeon, including PAW Patrol’s “The Pups Save the Bunnies,” Dora the Explorer’s “Dora's Super Sleepover,” Blaze and Monster Machines’ “Let's Be Firefighters” and many more!
Update (11/29): Google Assistant has added brand-new holiday-themed Nick Jr. stories to celebrate the festive season, including Dora the Explorer’s "The Little Christmas Tree" and PAW Patrol’s "Holiday Helpers"!
Additionally, say “OK Google, call Santa,” and you’ll meet Santa in the middle of rehearsal for a concert at the North Pole!
A can find a full round-up of Google's latest new Assistant features, including Read Along, Choose Your Own Adventure stories, and personalized recipe recommendations The Keyword. All of these new features should be rolling out to Google Assistant in the coming weeks. Google unveiled the new features at a press event in San Francisco, California yesterday.
Nickelodeon UK and Nick Jr. UK have become aware that a developer has published a number of unofficial apps branded with Nickelodeon characters including Blaze and the Monster Machines which contain content that is not appropriate for kids of any age on the Google Play platform. As kids and their families are Nickelodeon and Nick Jr.'s priority and their safety is paramount, they are in the process of getting these apps removed from the Android store as a matter of urgency. Please visit facebook.com/NickJrUK for the latest from Nick Jr.
Users can check that they're downloading authentic Nickelodeon branded apps by checking for the 'Offered By Nickelodeon' message on the app's information page on the Google Play store.
Update (24/1): The app, "call Blaze and the Monster Machines 2018" has now been removed from the Google Play store.
A Nickelodeon representative told The Sun: "We were alerted to the illicit Blaze and the Monsters Machines app yesterday along with a range of other content from the same individual. The safety of kids and families are of paramount importance to us.
"Nickelodeon worked as a matter of urgency with Google Play to have all the illegal apps removed. They removed all of the offending content immediately yesterday afternoon”.
A Google spokesperson told the International Business Times: "We have a set of policies designed to provide a great experience for users and developers and we act quickly to remove apps from Google Play that violate those policies."
Tony Stower, head of safety at UK children's charity, the NSPCC, said that parents needed to have "regular conversations with their children about staying safe online".
