Technology

Coldplay's new video clip "Up&Up," directed by Israelis Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, was watched 15 million times in just one week!

Chinese giants Alibaba and Baidu have poured millions of dollars into Israeli startups in recent years. Which technologies are attracting investments from China?

Will Israeli startup JoyTunes eventually make piano instructors obsolete?

In honor of Israel's 68th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights Israeli innovations that are changing our lives for the better.

The tech giant looks to develop cyber-security and mobile products in the Startup Nation, where it has had a presence for decades.

Israeli company Via says this monster financing round would help penetrate additional markets: “Via is creating the public transit system of the future.”

Rio de Janeiro expects half a million visitors, who will be able to pick the best public transportation routes with Moovit, which now boasts 35 million users in 850 cities around the globe.

Valued at $564 million, Beepi is taking the world of used cars by storm.

Hackers can potentially monitor Waze's 50 million users, according to a new study. Waze: "Severe misconception."

Israeli startup BRIXO has developed electric building blocks that bring high-tech functionality to low-tech toys, helping kids understand how electrical connectivity works.

According to a KPMG-IVC report, capital raising increased by 9 percent over the first quarter of last year: "The industry is hard at work."

Crosswise, which helps advertisers target their pitches better, was bought by big-data giant Oracle for $50 million, according industry sources.

Making fun of everything from relationships to work, Comedy.com provides amusing, vertical videos for Generation Y.

Some of the world's air pollution comes from gas leaks and emissions, and finally there is a cheap, easy way to detect the worst offenders.

Whether it’s a life-saving gadget or simply a doll, Israeli startup Atomation can turn any 'dumb' object into a smart one.