Hello Doctor app frees you from medical paperwork
Going to the doctor? No need to keep a binder filled with test results and medical records. A new Israeli-made app puts all that on a tablet.
Going to the doctor? No need to keep a binder filled with test results and medical records. A new Israeli-made app puts all that on a tablet.
Israel’s NowForce application can turn a dozen or more smartphones into an emergency response fleet.
Looking beyond the smartphone, Israel’s Altair Semiconductor readies a novel chip to power devices with embedded Internet.
Israeli app-makers help you find your music soul mates, turn your party guests into photographers, and earn Facebook followers for your business amongst other things.
Find an eatery, follow a recipe, price groceries, calculate nutrition and donate leftovers with the help of blue-and-white smartphone apps.
10 apps made in Israel that are revolutionizing our journeys.
Made-in-Israel apps help you find a bus, taxi, parking spot and the fastest route to drive. They even check your tire pressure and alcohol intake.
Saliva from heavy mobile phone users shows increased risk factors for cancer, says a Tel Aviv University researcher.
Maybe you’ve already joined the millions using apps such as Magisto, Mobli and Moment to enhance, organize and share your images.
Seeking a tutor, manicurist or personal chef right in your neighborhood? Or are you offering those services? Jobniks is for you.
Study shows that Israelis ‘search, use social networks and watch videos more than all other larger leading nations.’
Israeli startup carves out a niche selling software to give online app access to billions of people in places where smartphones are unaffordable.
Reported deal will give Google a boost in mobile mapping; R&D center to remain in Israel.
Is that a telemarketer calling? Israeli-made CallApp lets you know instant info about who’s dialing on the other end.
Project RAY, now launching in the US, opens the benefits of digital access to commercial and public services to people with visual disabilities.