Once used only to find the best bus route to a destination, the Moovit app today offers options for getting around by bike, scooter, train, taxi and even foot.

Wellness gadgets, trendy robots, photo editing apps and something for Fido - 9 must-have Israeli gadgets and apps getting love on international gift lists.

The partnership will encourage commuters to ride together 'for an affordable and eco-friendly way to commute,' the companies said.

There are a few handy tools to help ensure an easier way to get around and make the most of any trip to Israel.

Tel Aviv ranked third in corporate innovation and R&D activity among 15 international cities outside of North America for Innovation Leader’s list of “Top 15 Global Innovation Hotspots.” The so-called White City was preceded by Beijing and London in the first and second spots, respectively, and beat out Singapore and Shanghai to round out the […]

Sight Diagnostics, Vayyar, ECONcrete, and Nanit are among the companies featured in the US business publication's annual round-up.

The Tel Aviv company uses crowdsourced data to build digital maps for pedestrian guidance of massive structures such as airports, hospitals, and malls, without GPS

Waze, a Google company, is looking to make users' driving experience more pleasant by adding new audio services, in addition to Spotify which joined the initiative last year.

Some of the most highly rated apps on iOS were developed in Israel, including Waze, Moovit, Fooducate, World Series of Poker, and Facetune.

Ahead of the one-day event, which will feature Israeli and international industry speakers, TechCrunch is also hosting a Tel Aviv Innovation week, a series of events across the city focused on mobility innovation.

Over 700 young entrepreneurs from across the world were in Tel Aviv this week for Forbes' Under 30 Global Summit, hearing from Israeli innovators and VCs on the Start-up Nation's tech ecosystem.

Honorees will hear from CEOs, innovators, VCs, and business leaders in the 4-day gathering, as well as partake in pitch competitions and tours.

Putting an end to strange voices telling you to "turn left" or "continue straight", Israeli navigation app Waze now let's drivers record directions in their own voice.

Waze and Israel's Society for the Protection of Nature are making sure that roadkill incidents are reported, and that data are used to make road crossings safer for all animals.

NoCamels presents the Israeli startups that may become the next billion dollar "unicorns".