Technology

Israel beat out the United States and the United Kingdom as the fifth most innovative country, and the second best in terms of research and development, according to Bloomberg.

Beat your friends while skiing on your very own race course, navigate the pistes and message your friends to let them know you're at the lodge - only some of the features RideOn's goggles offer.

Imagine sitting in front of your TV and muting it by placing a finger to your lips in a “shush” motion. This vision will soon become reality thanks to Singlecue.

Large corporations are on a shopping spree in Israel, the innovation nation. How much money are they spending on startup companies and why?

Israelis are looking to the stars once again, as Space Week begins with exhibits, lectures, contests, demonstrations and more showing off Israel’s prowess in space tech.

Israel gets a visit from a 3D printer that prints metal, with hopes to find new applications for this groundbreaking technology.

Want to pitch your startup in just one minute? Try these steps for an unforgettable presentation that includes both the 'wow factor' and the essence.

After investing $12 million in the Israeli messaging app 'Rounds,' Samsung announced the same week that it would invest in Israeli biomed company EarlySense.

We've gotten used to texting our friends with well-known platforms like WhatsApp, but this new app is trying to spice messaging up in a crazy and unique way.

Nicki Minaj, Coldplay, Tiesto and Avicii are just some of music's biggest names that are betting their bucks on the success of this Israeli app 'Music Messenger'.

How much money are you losing in hidden fees? Grey charges are everywhere and Israeli startup FeeX is helping consumers get their money back.

Israeli gaming company TabTale released a new game, 'Linebound,' last week and it's already gone viral with over a million downloads.

Gardening just got a lot simpler thanks to a collaboration between two smart gardening technologies - Israel's GreenIQ and French company Parrot.

When Neumann and McKelvey started renting out offices in 2008, they didn't envision that by 2015 they would own a $5 billion company that is transforming office space as we know it.

Space Tag's creators have studied the human brain and even the Sahara Desert ant, to develop a social navigation and mapping system that's built on crowd tagging.