Israeli and German academics show how an understanding of the physics of finance could avert the next world economic meltdown.
Technology
How do you say ‘business is booming’ in Chinese?
The latest high-tech Israeli firms to set up shop in China are translation app-maker Lexifone and software developer Matrix Global.
A lock that keeps an eye on valuables
WatchLock is an innovative new locking product devised jointly by Israeli companies that specialize in locking mechanisms and GPS tracking.
For recommended reading on the web, ask Outbrain
Israel’s Outbrain lets the major news websites suggest clickable related content for each individual reader to discover.
Dial Zappix for customer service
New Israeli app takes the frustration out of automated customer-service call centers, putting menu choices into a visual screen on your phone.
Step aside, Gutenberg, Israel is about to revolutionize printing – again
An Israeli company transforms commercial digital printing with a groundbreaking – and eco-friendly — Nanographic process.
Trash Tycoon – even recycling can be fun
Social gaming goes green as two Israelis raise awareness and recycling compliance with a fun app. Leonardo DiCaprio and Al Gore are buying it.
Made in Israel – The top 64 innovations developed in Israel
To celebrate Israel’s 64th birthday, ISRAEL21c brings you the country’s top 64 innovations — developments that are transforming and enriching lives across the planet.
The faces of genius
New Hebrew University portrait exhibition spotlights the researchers whose bright ideas led to global products to improve quality of life.
Are you ‘follow-worthy’ on Twitter?
Haifa startup Twtrland offers a free, simple analysis of other tweeters so users can quickly decide which ones they’d like to follow.
Introducing the invisible keyboard
Jerusalem-based SnapKeys is bringing smart phone users a whole new way to type, for a free mobile experience.