There are still many places in the world where, unless you speak the local language, you can't really get by as a tourist. Israeli startup Immersia has tackled that problem with a virtual game that teaches languages using simulations of real-life scenarios, like flirting with a French lady!

We've all been there: The dreaded day when we are about to move into a new home and have to rely on a bunch of strangers to move our belongings. Israeli startup MooVooZ claims its online comparing and booking site will make it a breeze.

When a brand wants to give out information the common tool is a selection of photos and written materials called a press kit. Israeli Storyboard claims that these haven't changed since the 80's and suggests an impressive alternative.

TMI? Can’t find your way through the load of articles, videos and images on the web? Israeli startup Outbrain aims to help you find exactly what you’re looking for, based on 33 algorithms that analyze your surfing preferences. The company, already active worldwide, recently secured a $35 million investment.

A new source of medical information based on real-life experiences of patients published over the social web was unveiled at Health2.0 conference. By making sense of thousands of health-related online discussions, Treato says it allows patients make better informed decisions.

A new Israeli virtual institution, Sela College, recently announced the launch of the Online Lecture Channel. The channel will stream free lectures given by lecturers from universities, international experts, and users on a variety of educational subjects.