Technology

Israeli wearable tech company LifeBEAM is making wireless, artificially intelligent headphones that learn about you as you workout, serving as your own virtual personal trainer.

Since 2012, the revenue of Israeli companies in Massachusetts grew twice as fast as the economy and constituted nearly 4% of state’s GDP.

Distracted driving is dangerous, but many can't help themselves. With Cellepathy, safety no longer needs to be comprised.

Finding your way around the city has just become a lot more fun with navigation app Sidekix, which leads you through the roads less traveled.

Most of us would probably not fall in love with them, but robots can help humans' self-perception and feeling of security.

This cutting-edge technology could 3D bioprint whole organs in the future, potentially saving the lives of many.

Developed by three Israelis, luxury phone Solarin aims to provide uncompromising security, speed and performance.

The new R&D center in Nazareth will join those in Herzliya and Haifa, in which Microsoft employs more than 1,000 Israelis.

Summer peak season is upon us, and Israeli app FairFly can rebook your expensive airline ticket and save you money.

The Israeli maker of interactive ski goggles will go up against other innovators in the pre-Summer Games startup competition.

The sharing economy is expected to triple in size by 2020. Small and densely populated, the Startup Nation is poised to become a major player in this sector.

This collapsible 'green' vehicle raised $1.5 million on Kickstarter within two weeks.

The Israeli cellular television firm will allow broadcasters to beam images from Brazil around the world in real time, with little latency and superb picture quality.

By partnering with Israeli Gett, VW is keeping up with other automotive giants that have already jumped on the on-demand mobility bandwagon.

We all know our privacy could be compromised whenever we use a location-based app. But a new study shows we're too eager to share our whereabouts.