Israeli software extends battery life in 150 million phones
PowerXtend makes the battery last up to 20 percent longer during the most draining applications: chatting, gaming, multimedia browsing and navigating.
PowerXtend makes the battery last up to 20 percent longer during the most draining applications: chatting, gaming, multimedia browsing and navigating.
Feedvisor’s machine-learning algorithms analyze market dynamics, changes in demand and price perception, enabling accurate pricing decisions.
100 startups, 250 companies, and 11,000 visitors on the first day alone – Cybertech 2016 leaves visitors in no doubt about Israel’s leading role in the world’s cybertech industry.
‘Israeli cybersecurity will continue to a big part of the solution to our global cyber-security challenges.’
The 3,000 people who turned up at OurCrowd’s investment summit in Jerusalem are testament to the incredible rise of crowdfunding.
Automaker announces formal entry into Israel with outreach to innovators and entrepreneurs working in vehicle intelligence technologies.
By reinventing the cosigning process, the founders of Backed say their loan platform paves the way to financial independence for both generations.
The app is a personal nutrition diary plus professional tips, meal plans, live support and other features.
Israel’s WSC Sports Technologies signs with NBA to generate on-demand, automatic video highlights to fans of any team and player.
Israeli startups and made-in-Israel technologies take spotlight at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Israeli biologists and engineers team up to develop a locust-inspired robot capable of jumping twice as high as existing robots of its kind.
Many countries use Beth-El Industries products to protect against deadly viruses as well as chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.
In 2015 there were 330 IoT startups operating in Israel across five verticals. The companies ranged from seed stage to revenue growth. In fact, says Forbes, one in every 20 startups in Israel in 2015 was involved in IoT.
End-of-year exit reports show rise in investments in a dazzling market.
As the New Year approaches, ISRAEL21c asked experts in six different fields what the hottest new trends will be in the year ahead.