Why, they’re from Toca Boca, which just celebrated its 100 millionth download ... Next you are taken to a counter in what looks more like a living room than a hair salon. The character you chose ...

Take pictures of your surroundings to use as “material” for your doll’s clothes — in this case, old stereo speakers for the skirt, and a photo of a sunset for the blouse. (Emily Shahan ...

SAN FRANCISCO — In just a few short years, this little Swedish company, Toca Boca, has quietly become the third-most popular developer of kids apps, with nearly 100 million downloads ...

My 8-year-old daughter, Ava, went through a phase where she was obsessed with Toca Boca. Unless you have kids or are in the app business, you've probably never heard of Toca Boca. But the Swedish ...

The Toca Boca studio grew out of the research and development ... screen the child sees an animated helicopter hovering in the room in front of them. The child can then fly the helicopter between ...

If you came across any icons with a black girl, a tan girl or Santa Claus, odds are the app was made by Toca Boca, a game development studio based in Sweden. Ingeborn compared the marketing of ...