Technology

On the second episode of NoCamels' 'TheOffice' series, we tour the beautifully styled offices of AOL's Israel accelerator Nautilus.

Israel and the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs signed an agreement to cooperate on live-saving applications for Israeli satellite tech.

Hundreds of cyber security startups have sprung up in recent years in the Startup Nation, battling some of the world's most serious cyber threats.

For those who wonder how a free service like Facebook can make billions a year ($12.47 billion in 2014, to be precise), Israeli ad-tech start-up Bidalgo supplies a partial answer.

Much like a gecko, the Israeli-invented Gekkopod can latch onto any surface, be in a branch or your bicycle, to become your very own selfie stick.

This five-button gizmo, which clips to your steering wheel, turns most messaging apps into voice-activated ones so you can keep your eyes on the road.

Apple's much-anticipated Campus 2 in Cupertino, California looks like a spaceship out of Star Trek and will reportedly be built using Israeli glass-printing tech.

FinTech companies are popping up right and left, but why are Israeli companies a step ahead of international competitors? We talked to three of Israel's FinTech leaders to find out.

GradeBack is the first app that allows students to rate their professors anonymously by swiping left or right, a lot like Tinder.

With billions of dollars pouring into Israeli startups, the question many ask is who really benefits from the thriving high tech scene.

Gartner's chief researcher is in Israel this week to recognize the most promising Israeli startups. How did he determine which are the coolest ones?

Tired of scribbling notes down on a piece of paper? The Phree smart pen allows you to doodle, take notes, make calls, answer texts and a whole lot more.

In it's second investment in an Israeli company this month, the "Google of China" Baidu has invested millions in Israeli content recommendation startup, Taboola.

Mobile apps can now quickly locate available curbside parking spots and the fastest way for you to snatch them.

NoCamels sat down with PlayBuzz co-Founder Shaul Olmert to find out how his site, which creates silly quizzes and polls, became the world's most shared website.