Technology

Students from the Israeli Institute of Technology developed a mathematical algorithm that detects similarities in music and Youtube clips and knows how to combine them into beautiful mash-ups.

Do you know how to configure your email on your Blackberry? How about configuring your homepage on your new Android smartphone? Can these actions be explained over the phone?

A mobile software application is giving drivers a snapshot of what is happening on the roads ahead at any given moment by providing them with other drivers' data, getting them to their destination in the quickest possible way.

A new program is hoping to revolutionize the online poker-world by turning every poker-player into a business partner and handing out monthly cash payments based on the number of recommendations.

A new breakthrough in crime investigation is now available with a technique that enables forensic officers to isolate individual DNA in a mixed DNA crime scene, a capacity that has, up to now, eluded police.

This year's christmas episode of popular U.S. television show "Glee" ended with what seemed like a holiday miracle. Artie, a character confined to a wheelchair, took a few halting steps with the help of a machine called the ReWalk. "It was invented by some guy in Israel," he said.

A new emotional decoding computer program can analyze your voice and discover how you are feeling

The computer software Tier-x will help social media users to get payed for sharing their content. A new way to make a living?

An Israeli start-up company, Wise Environment, has recently launched a product called Cell La Vie which it says reduces exposure to mobile phones' electromagnetic radiation by 98 percent.

A nanostructure that is derived from the simplest organic elements yet is as strong as steel has been developed in Israel.

An Israeli software company has developed a unique and advanced 'video genome' that reads, understands, and classifies movie 'genes,' helping you to easily find the film that suits your mood.

Dan Senor, co-author of 'Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle,' tells CNBC how Israel has managed to become a leader in business innovation and beat the recession.

A new kind of portable electrochemical battery that can produce thousands of hours of power - and soon replace the expensive regular or rechargeable batteries in hearing aids and sensors and eventually in cellphones, laptop computers and even electric cars - has been developed at Israel Institute of Technology.