Even the Jewish High Holy Days with their soul-searching don’t escape the grasp of high tech with a new app for repenting the year's sins called eScapegoat.

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.

With already 2 million registered users, Israeli-developed recipe and culinary advice application Look & Cook provides the best tips and handcrafted recipes from some of the world's leading chefs, like Mario Batali, James Beard and Israel's own Meir Adoni.

Israeli startup Tonara, which offers smart sheet music for musicians, has recently introduced a major update. The company's new app will keep track of music for musicians and stage technicians, performing tasks such as turning music sheet automatically.

Whether you're planning an outdoor event or just heading out on a long drive, one thing you can never really count on is the weather forecast. Israeli app Nooly says it provides accurate minute-by-minute weather reports.

In 2003, a suicide bomber in Haifa detonated his vest, killing 17 people with him, including high school student Tal Kerman. When Tal's family went through her diary, they found a drawing of a camel that had not yet been colored. Her family now created an app that allows users to complete the drawing.

When using phones to capture moments, most people prefer photos over video. Israeli startup Takes eliminated the compromise, by enabling users to convert a series of photos into a realistic video clip.

Waze, the popular Israeli GPS navigation app, won the Mobile World Congress' Judges Choice Award this Tuesday for best overall mobile application, beating other top contenders such as Dropbox, Flipboard and Square.

We often post the same content on several social networks. Moment.me is an app that aggregates photos, videos, and tweets from different social networks, and then organizes them into multimedia albums it calls “moments.”

Israeli startup eVigilo is collaborating with the European Commission on a European Tsunami alert system. The system will be used to send real-time messages to populations in danger and will allow people to respond by sending “Panic Messages” to the authorities.

Israeli company Applicasa has launched its “Start-App” program to support startup companies, by offering them a server side setup. Developers can acquire Applicasa‘s full server solution, which includes simple database creation, custom queries, beta version deployment and push notifications. The service is free of charge until an app reaches 100,000 downloads – after which the developer can […]

New tool to help you manage your projects, divide them into sub tasks, and track their progress. Startup Gigantt developed a task managing application that includes a number of features that makes task managing modular and easy to control.

4Singles is a new Israeli app that enables you to find your better half using a smart-matching algorithm and GPS location. The app crosses your selected preferences with your location to help you find your potential date.

Jerusalem-based Snapkeys makes a smartphone app that lets you easily type without using a keyboard, with the text input easier than the usual “soft” keyboard you get with your touch cellphone.

Two Israelis have developed a mobile application designed to keep tired drivers awake by shouting trivia questions. The app, called Drivia, quizzes drivers about sports or music and sounds loud and frequent alerts if the driver responds too slowly, combining entertainment with safety.