Forbes’ ‘female founders to watch’ (audio)
Two of the Israeli women entrepreneurs singled out by the magazine in 2013 tell ISRAEL21c if the attention helped fuel their startups.
Two of the Israeli women entrepreneurs singled out by the magazine in 2013 tell ISRAEL21c if the attention helped fuel their startups.
Want to be better organized, make music with distant friends, avoid your ex, socialize your shopping experience? Israelis have made an app for that.
BreezoMeter app provides personalized air-pollution monitoring for Israel and soon in the US.
Whether it’s virtual fitting rooms or social shopping games, Israeli experts are creating a whole new garment from fashion and technology.
Research offers the potential for restoring memory and protecting the brain of patients with this debilitating disease.
Whatever you’re into, this Israeli product anticipates your needs based on the time, where you are and what you’re doing.
New Israeli subscription service Cups allows New Yorkers the privilege of drinking unlimited cups of coffee at selected cafés.
More than 100,000 Israelis and visitors have downloaded the SOS app and the Red Alert app made in Israel.
Israeli developers come to the rescue with apps for everything from monitoring blood sugar to finding the nearest cardiac catheterization lab.
Children who lack verbal skills can now send and receive messages on their mobile devices by using Ola Mundo’s pictorial symbols.
TestFairy helps app developers assess how their product performs on thousands of different types of Android mobile devices.
Aniways tech makes it easier to add emoticons to chats, along with a monetizing tool for app developers and a fun way for brands to interact with customers.
Israeli smartphone technology takes the frustration out of communication for kids and adults who have difficulty making themselves understood.
Launched in 2010 with a single storybook app, Tel Aviv-based TabTale has rocketed to the top 10 list of global publishers of mobile games.
When it comes to finding and paying for parking spots in cities all over the world, Israeli technologies like Anagog, Parko and Pango are leading the way.