AKOL – using the cloud to feed the developing world
Learning how to cope with drought and raise productive cows is now just a click away, thanks to a kibbutz-based company’s cloud-based software supported by
Learning how to cope with drought and raise productive cows is now just a click away, thanks to a kibbutz-based company’s cloud-based software supported by
Feeding corporate giants’ insatiable appetite for Israeli innovation, lool Ventures looks to bring the next great Internet/mobile ideas to fruition.
Forget pressing, tapping and keystrokes, Israel’s Extreme Reality lets you use your mobile phones with just a flick of the hand. Thumb fatigue and remote
Israeli feature phone app provider Snaptu was snapped up by the social media giant for millions. But some pundits fear it could face oblivion. Snaptu
Israel’s AnyClip has cut a dream deal with Universal Studios to bring favorite clips from the movie giant’s enormous library to the Internet. Israel’s AnyClip
Major US/Israel Venture Summit planned for Wall Street area will give new firms and American venture funders a mutual platform to meet and make deals.
Want to find the best fettuccine in town? Make free calls? Translate your tweets? There’s a blue-and-white app for all that, and more. We give you the best of Israel’s iPhone apps.
Leaving your last will and testament on the premier social network, to be released by three trusted friends, is now possible with a time-capsule application by Israel’s Willook.
Israel’s universities are revolutionizing robotics, programming their inventions to think and perform tasks even better than humans
As services and applications increasingly move from in-house servers to the Internet, Israeli companies are helping to seed the worldwide cloud revolution. Photo by Chen
A new invention from Israeli scientists looks deeper into DNA to show with certainty whether or not a suspect was at the scene of a
Forget X-ray body scanners and sniffer dogs, Israel’s Bioexplorers has developed a foolproof system for security agencies to detect explosives, by using mice. If the
Acquisition of the world’s most popular Q&A site by Summit Partners will further fuel the website’s quest to become the ultimate destination for answers. Twelve
Dangerous drivers are getting their just desserts thanks to a new iPhone application developed in Israel that enables users to record and report offensive driving.
The 22-nanometer technology that promises to make computers faster, smaller and lighter is coming out of an Intel Israel plant in Kiryat Gat. Intel Israel’s