
An Argument Against Parental Control Apps
Parental control apps, meant to filter and block internet content, don’t guarantee children’s digital safety. But they do disrupt the role of the parent, says Israeli expert
Parental control apps, meant to filter and block internet content, don’t guarantee children’s digital safety. But they do disrupt the role of the parent, says Israeli expert
While Israeli technology prowess is as strong as ever, other countries are surpassing Israel as a high-tech brand
Ecoppia could be valued at as much as $500 million in offering on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Assaf Biderman’s startup Superpedestrian has just introduced an electric scooter that needs less maintenance, helps riders avoid getting into trouble
Last week the government auctioned off frequencies. Service will begin in a few months with a full roll-out about four years away
World-famous for their hacking skills, many former members of the IDF's elite 8200 unit see the convergence of biology and data as Israel’s next hot industry, and want in
Startup becomes the latest Israeli unicorn, a privately-held company valued at more than $1 billion.
Circ MedTech had developed a device for circumcising men without an operation, but then reports of infections and deaths from tetanus surfaced
Sharing the wealth with employees would keep profits inside Israel and encourage a new generation of entrepreneurs
Seed money for new companies is down, but mega deals are up, and the trend is set to continue
45% of those founded in 2011-18 had shut down by the end of period
Israel Innovation Authority announced two other high-tech incubators, one for AI and one for cleantech, agritech and advanced industry
Working with sports-tech firm Hype, Maccabi Haifa is providing a testing ground for innovation and investing in firms
Intel’s acquisition of Habana Labs spotlights country’s key role as world’s tech giants look to cloud computing
$2 billion all-cash acquisition is strategic move by U.S company to strengthen presence in emerging AI market
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital
Gong uses artificial intelligence to help businesses understand customer interactions and provides insights to improve sales
Klika QasemHub is the first government-funded co-working facility to open in an Israeli Arab town. It is becoming a role model for a shared Jewish-Arab society
Crazy Labs has found success in ‘bathroom games’ for hyper-casual users – and now it's arrived in Hollywood
The 'Gravez' app uses drones and image processing tools to map over 1.3 million graves in 30 cemeteries throughout Israel
Two Israeli women with a combined age older than Moses have established a successful e-learning company, with ambitious plans to sell their product overseas. Just don’t call them ‘Immobileye’
Cash-and-share deal to create industry giant better able to take on Google and Facebook
Fundraisers led by $176 million round by fintech firm Fundbox
Once an offshoot of cybersecurity, privacy tech has come into its own in recent years as regulations get tougher and users demand protection
Program aims to provide advice and mentoring to an initial group of 11 entrepreneurs
Percentage of those working more than 45 hours a week has grown since 1991, despite the widely acknowledged harm to health
The startup began in aerospace and is now leveraging that experience in a burgeoning industry
First-time survey by the Israeli government finds that 57.5 percent of men who studied STEM subjects earned more than $3,600, while just 41.3 percent of the women did
Recently opened Israeli Innovation Center in Tel Aviv reveals the secrets behind some of the country’s most famous inventions — from Mobileye to the Nano Artificial Nose
N-Drip says its technology will make drip irrigation financially viable for many more of the world’s farmers