Why Israel has become a mighty mobile app machine
In the ever-growing mobile space, Israel stands out as a leader and can be expected to get even more prominent in coming years, say experts.
In the ever-growing mobile space, Israel stands out as a leader and can be expected to get even more prominent in coming years, say experts.
Toya-Play a Difference introduces kids, via mobile games, to the incredible life stories of women who changed the world.
Israeli startup, Sweetch, on mission to prevent people who are at risk for diabetes from ever developing the disease.
Apple, Facebook and Google are investing heavily in hot high-tech niche of image recognition.
Israeli startups and made-in-Israel technologies take spotlight at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Introducing robotics, gaming and remote-access elements adds an enjoyable, motivational element to boring or difficult exercises needed for rehab.
1,500 gaming experts, over 700 companies, 30 nationalities, 100 speakers set to take part in one of the biggest gaming conferences in the world.
Israeli mobile gaming company buys rival, gains more than 100 games and five million players.
Israeli gaming micro-console poised to move past Ouya, Razer and let users play hands-on games with ‘hover’ technology.
Timocco’s online gaming platform provides developmentally appropriate challenges for kids working on acquiring a variety of skill sets.
The fun guys from Funtactix, TabTale and Side-Kick tell us why Israelis are behind some of the most popular games, and what’s coming next.
ISRAEL21c takes a look at the latest batch of offbeat projects from Israeli creators, waiting for enough funding to take off.
Tel Aviv-based Funtactix is the only company worldwide creating official video games based on blockbuster movies like Hunger Games and Mission Impossible for social media.