New technologies described by Facebook developers at the Inside The Lab event aim to bring more people online through faster connectivity.

Instagram Lite - a lighter, faster app for low-speed internet connections and lower-end smartphones - will be available to Android users.

The social media giant will launch the video content format Instagram Reels and a new music component on Monday evening.

Instagram Lite, like Facebook Lite, weighs less than 2MB and will allow users with low connectivity and lower-end phones to experience Instagram.

Rise.ai offers digital solutions such as gift cards and loyalty cards for small and medium businesses to engage with customers.

Israeli startup Rise.ai, which offers AI-powered customer re-engagement solutions such as gift cards, loyalty cards, rewards, and refunds, is making its services available for purchase on Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram in a new partnership with the tech giant. The new feature will allow small-and-medium-sized businesses (SMBs/SMEs) to sell digital gift cards to their local community […]

The winning idea for the Safe@Home event in memory of Michal Sela was an app that poses as a news site but allows the user to stealthily call for help.

The IRemember Wall connects participants with names of Holocaust victims which are then posted to the wall.

The new firm called Sababa Ventures, will look to back Israeli startups aiming to disrupt the media, entertainment, sports, and commerce industries.

The wildly popular messaging platform owned by Facebook accuses NSO os being behind a mass cyber intrusion targeting some 1,400 people, including 100 human rights activists and journalists.

Adam Singolda, founder of Taboola, will serve as the CEO of the merged company which will employ over 2,000 people in 23 offices globally.

The Library posted unique albums to its Facebook page showing IDF soldiers throughout Israel's various wars, and inviting the public to identify friends and loved ones.

The 10-member group is called Data.AI and will focus on machine learning algorithms.

Some 77 percent of Israelis are active across social media platforms, a new Pew Research Center study shows.

The Israeli company will join Workplace by Facebook, the tech giant's answer to popular collaboration service Slack.