How Much Is Too Much Screen Time?

The majority of children in the U.S. spend more than two hours a day before a screen. Does too much screen time affect children negatively?

New Mind-Reading Technology

Brain activation patterns for simple thoughts or emotions – while interesting and newsworthy – hardly provide insight into the more complex and abstract thoughts that humans regularly have.

Jewish Travel Tech

I asked people in various groups across social media platforms which websites, apps, and appliances they used when traveling to make the experience easier and more enjoyable.

Alzheimer’s: Can Tech Come To The Rescue?

Some researchers postulated that stimulating olfactory nerves should help stimulate a patient’s memory. (Stimulating the sense of smell is also known to help people regain consciousness after brain injuries.)

Welcome: The World’s First ‘Virtual Reality’ Laptop

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

A Revolution For Jewish Women: Technology Meets Halacha

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

JStay: The Jewish Travel App

Sounds like a typical vacation rental app, but JStay comes with other notable features created specifically with the religious traveler in mind.

Robotic Body Surrogates

Users employ a web-based augmented reality interface to remotely control a PR2 robot. The robot is controlled through eye tracking and head tracking.

Saving Lives In The Pool: Saving Lives First, Enhancing Lives Second

When all other equipment stops, that’s when Mylo begins its job, Bisharat asserts.

Improving Lives: One Liter At A Time

It is also a cost-effective and commercially available solution that generates fresh, pure water directly from the atmosphere at prices that are up to 10 times cheaper than local filtered water.

Preparing Food With Artificial Intelligence

If my own family couldn’t keep track of each other’s diets, I realized that restaurants and food brands must have a much more difficult time keeping up with food trends.

Goodbye Gas

It’s a costly endeavor and, for many, the ROI (return on investment) just doesn’t seem to be there yet.

Seeing Israel Anywhere, Every Day

I haven’t been to Israel in six years. That might not sound like a lot of time to some people, but might sound like an eternity to others

10 Jobs Of The Future

As technology becomes more sophisticated, the need to ensure tech products meet certain ethical standards becomes vital.

The Future Sneaker: Nike Vs. Adidas

Previously, owning a pair of sneakers required little to no maintenance. Smart sneakers, however, need to be charged.

8 Tips To Prevent Cyber Attacks On Your Business

Sure, it’s annoying for employees to remember multiple passwords. However, it makes your system more secure.

Dark Stores Of The Future

1MRobotics offers clients two cost structures: a per-order fee or a fixed monthly fee per system deployed.

Yeshiva Student Launches Laundry App

The concept was born out of necessity. Nachshon Fertel, a triplet, noticed the sheer volume of laundry his mother did on a daily basis.

Treating Pain With Neuromodulation?

Will Sana’s pain relieving mask become a mainstay in the healthcare industry or a passing phenomenon? Only time will tell.

8 Internet Safety Tips For Children

When speaking to children about protecting privacy, specify the information that should not be shared, such as their name, address, phone number, email address, school name and the like.

Banning Political Ads – Good or Bad Policy?

On the whole, leading Democrats seemed to support Dorsey’s decision while some Republicans, specifically President Trump and his supporters, pushed back against it.

Safety Apps In A Time Of Antisemitism

Many visibly Jewish people are wondering what they can do to protect themselves on the streets.

Texting Etiquette 101

Continuously texting others while spending time with friends or family is generally considered rude.

Electronics Today

In an effort to broaden its Internet services, Nokia has recently acquired Plazes.com. Plazes, a popular website, is used to share social activities. This acquisition is one of the few ones Nokia has recently initiated in an effort to boost its online presence. Nokia is the worlds biggest cell phone company.

Judaic Classics Torah Treasures

Recently, I came across a great program that will definitely come in handy whether you are a student, scholar or anyone who learns Gemara. In addition to Gemara, this program comes with many useful Hebrew texts. The name of this program is Judaic Classics Torah Treasures.

Artificial Intelligence May Help Cancer Patients

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

Must-Have Travel Apps

Some of these apps only provide service to specific locations; hence, it is advisable to familiarize yourself with them before your trip to ensure they can be of use to you at your destination.

Looking To Buy A Robot?

The entire process takes just minutes, and its UV-C light and ultrasonic wave technology kills 99.9 percent of bacteria, germs, and mites.

The Face That Launched A Thousand Apps: Yours

Israeli startup Umoove will soon offer a gesture-recognition technology for mobile devices that will control and steer devices by reading gentle facial and head movements, according to a report by NoCamels.

Google’s New Pixel 3 And Pixel 3 XL

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

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