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boAt Enters India’s Kids’ Lifestyle Technology Category with Sailor Nav Smartwatch, Introduces New Kid Series

boAt, India’s No. 1 audio and wearables brand, today announced its entry into the kids’ lifestyle technology category with the launch of its new Kid Series, led by Sailor Nav, a connected smartwatch designed to help parents stay connected with their children through intelligent location tracking, communication and safety features. The new portfolio also includes Sailor Play, kid-friendly wireless headphones designed for safer listening and all-day comfort, marking another step in boAt’s expansion beyond personal audio into purpose-driven lifestyle technology.

The launch comes as modern parenting continues to evolve alongside technology. From online learning and entertainment to staying connected on the go, digital devices have become an integral part of children’s everyday lives. As a result, parents are increasingly seeking age-appropriate technology that prioritises safety, comfort and ease of use while encouraging children’s growing independence.
Created with the everyday needs of modern families in mind, the Kid Series is centred...

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Kaspersky: Malware attacks on India SMBs disguised as AI services surged by more than six times in 2026

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Can the New York Times Save Journalism From Our AI Overlords?

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A turning point for Saas: Not SaaSpocalypse, but an opportunity to differentiate

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AI Forensics: seven out of the nine top AI image models on Hugging Face edited an image of a clothed woman into a topless one using a simple six-word prompt

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Kaspersky: Malware attacks on India SMBs disguised as AI services surged by more than six times in 2026

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