10 cool apps from Israel
ISRAEL21c brings you all the latest incredible mobile apps launched by Israeli developers.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
ISRAEL21c brings you all the latest incredible mobile apps launched by Israeli developers.
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Israel’s G.A.L. Water Technologies sends its new mobile water purification system to the parched Pacific island at the request of the Foreign Ministry.
The Shuka Team gambles on bringing an ‘eggcellent’ Israeli street food to New York.
New technology and innovation hub opens in northern Arab-Israeli town to foster a unified youth movement of space-science enthusiasts.
Minister of Agriculture visits Israel’s BioBee to learn how natural predators such as sterile fruit flies can reduce use of chemicals on food crops.
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The electro-optic system built into LifeBEAM headgear and inspired by technology used by the Israel Airforce, will power Samsung’s Simband platform for smart wearables.
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‘Singapore is a great place to implement new technology, offering extensive opportunities for Israeli innovation and entrepreneurship.’
‘When everyone belongs, we’ll be much more powerful as a society,’ says Cisco executive involved in advancing job prospects of the ultra-Orthodox.
‘We are not doing this because we have to,’ one officer says as he walks tethered to his young partner with an Upsee. ‘We thought it was something important, and a joy.’
Israel’s Kadimastem is testing its technology for differentiating pluripotent stem cells into a range of functional human cells.
ISRAEL21c was in Washington for the AIPAC Policy Conference, where 16,000 delegates met Israeli innovators featured on our site.
Waa, a concept device that instantly shows parents what’s bothering baby, won a student competition at Israel’s first-ever Internet of Things conference.