Technology

Simgo's virtual SIM card allows you to make and receive phone calls for a small fee while travelling internationally.

Developers of the Happify app, which boosts users’ emotional wellbeing, claim that 86 percent of them became happier!

This pebble-like device, created in Israel, can keep an eye on the billions of devices sending owners’ data to the cloud.

Thirsty for beer and the fridge is empty? 'Flytrex Sky' drone will deliver your favorite ale from the store in no time!

TravelersBox is an ATM-like machine that deposits your annoying small foreign change into iTunes, PayPal and more.

The Japanese automotive industry, led by giant Toyota, is inviting Israeli startups to the Land of the Rising Sun.

Legos may seem like a great gift to get your kids, but they can also rob you of a small fortune. Pley's cool online platform allows parents to rent Lego sets.

A report by Israeli cyber-security firm Checkmarx shatters myths about the perceived safety of many smartphone apps – especially on iOS.

Get inside your dog's head with Hachiko, the app that continuously monitors your beloved pooch!

Three Israelis are among 35 honored this year by MIT in its annual list of young researchers who have had a huge impact on the world.

"It's a partnership between the two most innovative societies on earth," says London Mayor Boris Johnson to a cheering Tel Aviv crowd.

Israeli 3D-printing veterans from Objet are taking on the next maker challenge: printing metal in their new company Xjet.

Accidentally shared an embarrassing photo with your friends? New app SessMe can mask it, block it, or delete it from all devices.

IBM's research lab in Haifa, Israel is developing AI computing tools that could help doctors treat cancer.

MassChallenge, one of the largest startup accelerators, will open a branch in Jerusalem in early 2016.