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Even if regulations do “catch up” to recent technological innovations, technology as a whole is evolving at a rate that arguably exceeds the human ability to adapt.

Why, for example, do Americans seem hesitant to embrace drones? Is it fear of technology eliminating jobs? Is it concern about privacy breaches?

Researchers are hoping this AI tool can significantly improve cancer patients' quality of life.

It goes without saying that the augmented and virtual reality effects of the zSpace laptop are ground-breaking.

Rabbi Fishel Jacobs of Kfar Chabad in Israel believes the Jewish world is experiencing a “family purity revolution.” He should know. Since 1998, Rabbi...

Shabbulbs are about 40 watts – sufficient for reading, but if you wish to light up a larger room, you probably need several bulbs to. Shabbulb is also multi-voltage (110V-240V).

It took us a while to figure out that the things she was watching, while appropriate, were too complex for her to handle and subconsciously weighed down on her.

Once programmed, the RNS System monitors a patient’s brainwaves and is ready to provide treatment whenever it detects unusual activity that can lead to a seizure, even if the patient is sleeping.

Some experts say it’ll be around 20 times faster than LTE and download speeds of 1GBps will become the norm.

I’m a small business owner and I’m just so overwhelmed by the number of programs/applications available for small business owners.

The robots will not deliver mail directly to each customer’s home. Rather, they will send customers notifications through an app.

Unlike those of previous studies, Courtine’s stimulations only targeted the precise location of the movement.

In addition to having an Infinity Flex Display, the Galaxy X allows up to three apps to run simultaneously – a multi-tasker’s dream!

It’s not just humans who are biased. Apparently, computer algorithms are too. That's why IBM recently unveiled AI Fairness 360 (AIF360) – an artificial...

When posting a selfie, a shimmer of hearts floats across the screen and the user is encouraged to tag a friend to spread kindness.

The Pixel 3’s most notable and impressive features lie in the phone’s use of AI (artificial intelligence).

The Portal already has stiff competition from Google Home and Amazon Echo, although its video-calling technology gives it a unique twist to help differentiate it from other smart speaker devices.

A look at modern day miracles that are changing the face of Israeli life.

In response to the kidnapping of three boys last week, some Israelis have prayed. Some have voiced support on social media. And some have done what they do...

Israel has launched another military satellite to keep an eye on Iran as Tehran ramps up its nuclear development program.

The laptop fan is running strong, so why isn't the computer cooling down?

Let’s face it, the words “cool” and “Gemara” don’t really go hand in hand. In fact, they probably aren’t meant to. But like it or not the new and improved ArtScroll app has made Gemara as cool as can be, thanks to the tech wizards at RustyBrick.

Politics junkies and sports fans alike will enjoy the new up-to-the-minute poll updates being made available for this Tuesday’s Knesset elections.

Rumors that Apple wants to acquire Israeli social navigation app developer Waze are false, according to a report by CNET.

In the online world of split-second decision making, having the right theme for your website may mean the difference between engaging a customer or losing the sale.

Just in time for Hanukkah, an Israeli startup is helping kids to handle their gelt responsibly.

Make your website festive for the holidays with some simple graphic enhancements.

A joint American-Israeli startup has developed the world’s first breathalyzer attachment for smartphones, in order to prevent drunk driving.

Just ten days after the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer arrived in Jerusalem to discuss a memorandum of understanding between his company and Israel’s Finance Ministry to form a strategic partnership to develop and promote technology.

Computer giant Intel has announced that it will invest five million dollars (NIS 20 million) into Israeli high schools over the next four years, to provide advanced science, technology, engineering and math education to students in the “startup nation”.