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Big tech is focusing more attention on children's programming.
The Google TV app is adding kids profiles this month.
The kids profiles can be We customized with fun themes and parental controls.
The new feature rolls out for Chromecast with Google TV.
Meanwhile, Apple is expanding its efforts to appeal to children in the podcast world.
Apple expanded its partnership with the parental education organization Common Sense Media.
It will be creating new podcasts listings of vetted shows for kids.
In other news, Chinese phone maker OnePlus is hyping up its upcoming OnePlus 9 series.
Which will feature cameras made by hustle blood is the Scandinavian company that built the cameras used by astronauts on the moon.
The phones will be unveiled at an event on March 23.
But a more famous space camera is having a bit of trouble right now.
According to NASA, the Hubble Space Telescope went into safe mode due to an onboard software error.
NASA says the science systems appear normal and Hubble is safe.
The group is hopeful it can address the software glitch from the ground.
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