Women may struggle to keep an even playing field with men in the startup world, but new research finds that crowdfunding campaigns gives women an advantage, with higher success rates in raising funds,

The DLD Tel Aviv Digital Conference is Israel’s largest international high tech gathering held in the beautiful, bustling startup metropolis of Tel Aviv. NoCamels has sifted through the packed schedule to provide you with all of the highlights.

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.

It seems that the pen tech business is rising from the virtual dead. Israeli company N-Trig's pen technology was chosen by Microsoft for use in its new Surface Pro 3 tablets.

Ever wonder what politicians are really thinking? Ben Gurion University researchers have developed an algorithm that can identify 'hidden elements' of politicians' states-of-mind when they are giving a speech.

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.

Medigus is world leader in the development of medical equipment and now their very tiny ScoutCam camera is being used by space giant NASA on the International Space Station rotating Earth.

'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.

VoiceItt is developing TalkItt, a speech technology app that recognizes unintelligible speech spoken by people with speech impairment and translates it into any understandable language, in any language.

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 the founders of any startup, the defining moment of success is to have their company go public on NASDAQ. In 2014, six Israeli companies are hoping to live out this dream, raising an aggregate total of $883 million. It looks like going public is the new exit.

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.