An Israeli company transforms commercial digital printing with a groundbreaking – and eco-friendly — Nanographic process.
Technology
VascoDe brings smart-phone capabilities to simple cell phones
Israeli startup carves out a niche selling software to give online app access to billions of people in places where smartphones are unaffordable.
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.
Make your phone alerts pop
Tel Aviv-based Pops has a simple app that simplifies your life by aggregating your alerts into one spot on your smart phone screen.
Finally – picture-perfect group photos
A handy new Israeli app lets you meld the best images from a variety of group shots where somebody’s blinking, yawning or clowning.
TheHive yields startup honey for Israel
A business incubator for new immigrants seeks to give them the same home-field advantages enjoyed by native Israelis.
Israel helps NY compete with Silicon Valley
Israel’s Technion Institute partners with Cornell to pull America’s center of high-tech gravity to the Big Apple.