Technology
Colorful logo and new font: Leumit Health Services launches a new communication language
The new communication language introduces a facelift with a shift from the traditional blue and green colors to shades of purple, combining attentiveness and care with strength and progress.
How not to care online: Survival guide for staying human
Israel bets on quantum technology as the computing arms race heats up
Jordan officials use products from Israeli company to violate activists privacy, rights - report
TAU and Google Israel launch three-year program to advance research in artificial intelligence
Google.org to provide $1 million in funding to launch the program.
Israelis always spot the cloud behind the silver lining - comment
Despite Israel’s economic wins and technology breakthroughs, many Israelis instinctively doubt good news.
Israel’s defense-tech revolution: How MAFAT is shaping the evolution of Israeli warfare - interview
MAFAT's Gal Harari sat down with The Jerusalem Post for an extensive interview on MAFAT’s work and how technology has evolved in the 20 years since he joined the organization.
Instagram comes to the big screen: A new Reels app for smart TVs
Instagram for smart TVs lets users watch Reels in the living room with interest channels, multiple accounts, and future phone control. Launch starts in the US.
Report: The foldable iPhone will arrive with a fingerprint sensor and an under-display camera
A new leak from China claims the device will focus on extreme thinness, feature a very strong hinge, use a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and replace Face ID with Touch ID.
Israeli internet browsing, media viewing habits revealed in 2025 telecommunications data
The data, collected by Yes, Pelephone, and 2thepoint, demonstrated decreases in television watching and spikes in mobile internet and AI usage.
Israeli tech firms deepen European presence
New study by EIT Hub Israel, Planven and KPMG shows annual growth of 4.8% in the number of Europeans employed by Israeli technology companies
The path to precision medicine runs through virtual patients - opinion
Virtual cells can teach us cellular biology. Virtual patients will teach us why therapies succeed or fail. Precision medicine will be won at that level.
A multi-billion dollar industry, now for men too: The hair removal market is changing
While it was once the exclusive domain of salons, today it is one of the fastest-growing markets in the world, shifting to personal and at-home use, bringing truly innovative solutions.
Israeli tech salaries rose in 2025, but jobs fell and gaps widened
Tech jobs in Israel are no longer growing, and the number of enterprises hiring new staff has decreased to only 1,350 in 2025
