Technology

Last week’s tech & AI week featured thousands of events in schools, youth groups, and communities, where teachers, parents, and students explored new creative tools.

There were more than 13,500 reports of issues with the streaming platform as of 09:09 a.m. ET, according to Downdetector, which tracks outages by collating status reports from a number of sources.

OPPO is launching in Israel the Find X9 Pro, a smartphone with a ProXDR display, a Dimensity 9500 chipset, an advanced camera system, a 7500mAh battery, and strong AI capabilities.

Finally: Chipolo’s tracking tag works with all smartphones, including a loud ring and easy battery replacement.

The director of Israel’s National Economic Council, Avi Simhon, called Israel’s participation in Pax Silica “a badge of honor for the State of Israel and the Israeli high-tech industry.”

After a wave of electric launches at prices lower than in the past, price reductions are now coming to gasoline models as well, with the first importer publishing a 2026 price list.

After last year’s harsh reviews, the veteran football management simulation returns with more depth, women’s leagues, and tech and graphical upgrades that enhance the experience.

With several new models in Israel, Infinix aims to challenge the dominance of the major brands: Good performance, fast AMOLED screens, accessible service, and a price below NIS 1,950.

US President Trump announces plans to sign an executive order on AI, aiming to create a national standard to preempt state laws governing the technology.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z TriFold, its first device with a triple-fold and a huge screen that opens into three parts.

Oracle Israel and John Bryce showcased Vegas AI innovations to hundreds of tech professionals, aiming to turn them into practical tools that organizations in Israel can implement immediately.