Technology

StoreDot’s groundbreaking technology charges a smartphone in just 30 seconds, and an electric car within five minutes.

Reports said Apple bought Israel's facial recognition technology pioneer for new iPhone X

Potentially saving thousands of lives through artificial intelligence, Zebra Medical claims its algorithms can detect diseases such as breast cancer.

The purchase of EatWith by UK's VizEat will make it the largest communal dining platform in the world.

In the wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, NoCamels looks at how InsurTech makes it easier (and faster) to deal with insurance when disaster strikes.

Tel Aviv is among the first in the world to incorporate a city-wide car-sharing service within its vicinity, with hopes it will reduce car ownership.

Israeli taxi app Via is raising $250 million in a round led by giant car maker Daimler to bring ride-sharing to Europe.

In a world first, Israel's Rambam Hospital implanted CorAssist's device to repair the heart of a 72 year old.

The DLD Tel Aviv Conference is Israel’s largest high-tech gathering. NoCamels has sifted through the packed schedule to provide you with the ultimate guide.

Israel's AppsVillage wants to do for apps what Wix.com did for websites: make them easier and cheaper to create.

Cyber-security firm Unbotify battles automated bandits to keep data safe and the news real.

Clasped onto glasses, MyEye reads texts aloud and identifies people, which enables the blind to achieve nearly complete independence.

Israeli startup CellSavers makes house calls, so you don't have to run to the store to repair your cell phone.

NRGene’s software charts the genetic makeup of organisms in a bid to find the most resilient seeds.

The deal to buy Plarium, maker of the hugely popular social game "Vikings: War of Clans," is among the largest Israel has seen in recent months.