smartphone

Phone (2a) by Nothing - a new player in the intermediate category

British startup Nothing's new smartphone puts them in the busy mid-range category. The Phone (2a) wants you to like it thanks to the special look, the backlight and the price.

By TZAHI HOFFMAN
24/03/2024

The First Glimpse: Xiaomi 14 Launched in Israel

The compact model, which features a powerful processor, 5G support, and an AI-integrated camera system, is the first to be released in Xiaomi's new flagship series.

By LIOR NOVIK/MAARIV
14/03/2024

Dedicated to Security Forces: iStore Launches a New Service

iStore launches a new service exclusively for security forces and their families, with the repair center open on Fridays in March.

By LEE SIBYLA/WALLA!
13/03/2024

Prolonged bathroom breaks can lead to unexpected health complications

Meuhedet proctologist explains the health risks associated with prolonged sitting and how to prevent them.

By DR. ALEXIA BUCHRIS
10/03/2024

Hemilton Group Acquires ANKER Group's Operations in Israel

Hemilton Group, a key player in Israel's electrical market and Xiaomi's importer, acquires ANKER's operations, becoming its official importer for chargers, headphones, and smart home accessories.

By LEE SIBYLA/WALLA!
10/03/2024

Market-breaking price: What did we think of Nothing's smartphones?

The new smartphone of the British startup Nothing includes a design with a transparent back, a 6.7" screen and the price? from NIS 1,350

By TZAHI HOFFMAN
07/03/2024

Nothing Technology launches its newest budget friendly product, the Nothing Phone (2a)

British manufacturer launches a mid-range smartphone with updated features. Details on pricing and its arrival in Israel are provided below.

By YINON BEN SHUSHAN
06/03/2024

Pelephone puts an end to reception problems in smartphones

Pelephone will later this year offer mobile satellite communication services via regular smartphones in order to offer reception everywhere.

By TZAHI HOFFMAN
28/02/2024

How does reading with smart-glasses compare to reading on your mobile phone?

Researchers based at the University of Haifa have revealed that "smart glasses" have proven to be more difficult when walking and reading.

Does rice help dry wet electronics? Apple says absolutely not

Using rice to dry a wet smartphone is ineffective and may harm the device, Apple warns.

By YINON BEN SHUSHAN
20/02/2024
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