This app records tone of voice to assess the speaker's emotional state and is set to change the way we interact with machines.

This Israeli startup may finally be able to tell you which financial advisors to trust with your money.

Vania Heymann's latest music video features some of your favorite artists hilariously dubbed by Israeli comedian Roy Kafri.

Ever gone to a movie and felt like you were living vicariously through the main character? There may be a scientific explanation for that.

Israeli startup Syqe has invented the world's first 3D-printed medical marijuana inhaler, giving doctors and patients much more control over dosage.

Nathaniel Rothschild, British financier and heir to the prominent Rothschild family, is the major shareholder of London ride sharing application Maaxi that is going head to head with Uber.

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.

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.

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.

While the Israeli team won't be making an appearance on the field in this year's World Cup, the country's startups are developing revolutionary new ways of viewing, coaching and enjoying all kinds of sport, showing off the innovation nation's good sportsmanship.

Videos jump so easily from one to the next on YouTube, that you could start watching a kid-friendly video and go to something completely inappropriate in a few seconds. That's why Israeli startup Totlol has created a kid-friendly alternative to YouTube.

Would you pay $1 for the chance to talk to a former head of state, or a famous actor? Wizeo thinks so and that's why it launched a platform that offers one-on-one video chats with famous people, in return for a small donation to charity.

If you're advertising through online videos, you'll know how hard it is to ensure viewers watch your clip until the end, let alone take action. Israeli startup Viewbix allows you to incorporate interactive buttons into videos to increase user engagement.

A good business meeting often happens when you can go beyond the professional to create a personal connection, so it's nice to go in knowing a little about the other person. TheName.Is is a social network for business people that offers a quick and easy video aggregation of your social feed.

With video predicted to take up two thirds of online content by 2015, there's a growing need to sift through all of that content. Israeli startup Epoch offers a lean-back experience that matches content to your mood.