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As Apple confronts the iPhone 'bend-gate' rumors, Israeli illusionist and world-famous spoon-bender Uri Geller suggests a different reason why the newly released smartphones are bending in user's pockets - and it's 'mind-bendingly' ridiculous.

Pondering the scale of the universe could make your brain hurt, but now researchers have mapped out the location of our galactic supercluster within the infinity of space so you don't have to think so hard.

Losing a pair of glasses could drive anyone crazy, but Israeli startup LOOK hopes to make the frantic searching a thing of the past with a small, 'camouflaged' Bluetooth tracker that goes on the arm of your glasses.

SpaceIL is the Israeli team participating in Google's historical race to the Moon and it's already a fan favorite. But that may be because the team is less interested in the $20 million prize, and more interested in the real value of the mission.

If you are totally addicted to your smartphone, you are not alone. But are you really get the most out of it? EverythingMe's launcher app for Android teaches your silly smartphone all about you.

Israeli jewelry designer Naomi Kizhner thought up a futuristic way to create energy; by designing jewelry that harvests the electricity flowing through the body.

'The Clapper' is long out of fashion, but Vocca's voice-activated light switch technology certainly isn't. This light bulb attachment will switch lights on and off with a voice-activated cue.

The EIMindA helmet knows what you're thinking, but it won't use that information against you. This futuristic Israeli innovation will tell you and your doctors how healthy your brain is.

As wearable tech becomes an integral part of our lives, Israeli companies are making important strides in this growing sector, creating everything from conception timers to smart helmets and smartphone projectors.

Our pets make the world go round, so why not make their lives easier with technology too? From television programs geared towards dogs to sensors that will tell you what your dog's bark means, Israeli innovators have thought of it all when it comes to pet-tech.

For so many of us, fresh and local produce is a luxury that we just can't afford. But thanks to Farmigo, a platform that connects between local farmers and communities to create neighborhood farmers markets, the luxury of freshness may finally be affordable, and philanthropic too.

From the creators of mobli and popular messaging app Yo! comes the latest temporary messaging competitor - MIRAGE. Moshe Hogeg's latest venture will allow you to send "disappearing" photo, video, text and voice messages to all of your contacts.

As President Shimon Peres fulfills his last day as the ninth president of Israel, the 90-year-old is ready to announce that his next endeavor will be to head an economic cooperation investing in peace-driven initiatives.

Known as the Startup Nation, Israeli startups have now taken their expertise in innovation and technology to create revolutionary tools for the blind and visually impaired. Here are ten Israeli companies whose vision is brightening the lives of those who cannot see.

What if reading glasses could be made obsolete using a mobile eye-training game over a period of three months? This may sound like a ridiculous proposition, but it's the way GlassesOff is training 40-60 year-olds to ditch their reading glasses for good.