Tag: technology

Six IEC executives are facing charges in Tel Aviv court for bribery and money laundering.

Google has given a $700,000 grant to an innovative Israeli startup to produce new technology for disabled people.

Men are being warned to use a headset when speaking on cell phones to minimize the risk of infertility.

BGU has been instrumental in developing cyber security programs in southern Israel.

The General warned: Israel and Iran are already engaged in a technological war, in which the Iranians are rapidly reducing Israel’s advantage.

PM Netanyahu is set to meet in Italy with PM Renzi and then visit Israel's pavilion at Expo 2015 in Milan.

Cellular 4G network communications has finally arrived in Israel.

Prof. Andrew Viterbi now has the honor of being the largest private donor to Technion.

AgriTech startups feature new crops, treatments, waste reduction and yield enhancement at Israel's AgriVest conference.

The IDF is working on how to lighten the load that must be carried by ground troops into battle.

US teachers are learning "3-D printing" from the Dept. of Defense.

Israel is still debating whether to dip into its Middle Eastern treasure chest for the oil shale that lies beneath the holy land.

War with Hamas is not stopping the 'start up nation' from bringing 4G mobile technology to Israel.

Chief Scientist Hasson: Cooperation between countries will bring commercial results for both countries.

For our children, technology is not just another activity that is forbidden on Shabbos.

The Intel Corporation has announced a multi-billion dollar upgrade to its plant in Kiryat Gat.

The modern left has become a curious amalgam of the modern, the post-modern and the savage.

If you’re looking to get away from the irritations of technology and people in your way, the best place to go is Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Yishai presents audio from Justin Rosenstein about the use of technology to bring good in the world.

Israeli technologies, shared with the U.S. industry, have enhanced the U.S. employment, research & development and exports.

Surveillance cameras were not enough to catch the Boston Marathon terrorists. The Israeli-based BriefCam firm “collapsed” an hour of video and focused on suspicious objects – and people.

An interview with Meir Nissensohn, former general manager of IBM in Israel.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will present visiting President Barack Obama a one-of-a kind replica of the Israeli and American Declarations of Independence etched on...

What does it say about us that we create programs to measure how fast we can run and where we can seek shelter?

An interview with John Kraft of D.A. Davidson, a banking technology company.

An interview with Amir Peleg of TaKaDu.

India’s army may opt to conduct a $1 billion military defense contract with Israel rather than the United States, showcasing the increasingly strong competition between the two countries in providing defensive solutions throughout the world.

Hamas is not interested in being engaged. Its goal is the destruction of Israel.

The Orthodox Jewish world continues to seesaw back and forth about the pros and cons of the Asifa on Technology at Citifield in New York. Debates abound about on the best Internet filters, blocks and technological band-aids to which will surely repair the dangerous environmental influences of the outside world. Let’s ban or block the Internet and suddenly our children will be less distracted, our communities more heimish and our learning and davening more for the sake of Heaven instead of rote blabbering to get it over with.

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.