Technology Innovation

Lada Niva next generation: First look at the new design in Russia

Patent images published in Russia reveal the next generation of the 4x4 legend born back in the Soviet era. Why it resembles the Dacia Duster, and what are the chances we will see it in Israel.

The Next Niva: References to the Classic Model and the Dacia Duster.
iPhone devices.

End-to-end encryption: Apple and Google bridge the gap between iPhone and Android

An illustrative image of man and AI touching.

In the age of AI, Shavuot reminds us that wisdom is not data - opinion

Dr. Ziv Brand and is team from the SCE Academic College of Engineering

Technology developed in Beersheba promises to streamline the metal turning field


Hydro X5 reviews: Don’t get HydroX5 Pressure Washer till you’ve read!

"Hydro X5 is a portable, high-pressure nozzle that delivers professional-level cleaning power in a lightweight, easy-to-use, and versatile design."

New Israeli development: A crutch magnet restoring independence to injured IDF soldiers

The Restart Association is currently launching a new technological solution for injured IDF soldiers, designed to ease daily use of crutches and restore a sense of independence to users.

The Restart Association is currently launching a new technological solution for injured IDF soldiers and security forces

Tesla Model Y with 6 seats in Israel: Don’t hold your breath about the price

The elongated Y has been stretched by 18 cm, promises space for six adults and a range of 681 km, but will cost from NIS 306,000 before not-cheap extras. How does it compare to its rivals?

Taller and longer, with a base weight of 2.1 tons.

Israel’s tech success must now meet global responsibility - opinion

Israel’s opportunity to lead in responsible innovation

Nura’s delegation at the Sankalp Africa Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, the premier gathering for impact entrepreneurship in Africa, where Nura led a delegation of Israeli impact-tech companies, February 2026

War, AI, and innovation: Inside the new world order – from the editor

From AI-driven warfare to shifting global alliances, this issue explores how conflict and innovation are reshaping the future – on the battlefield, in energy, and across society

New technologies and innovation are changing modern warfare as we know it.

Alexander Kopylkov: How organizational gaps are slowing enterprise AI deployment in 2026

“Enterprises fail to scale AI not due to technology, but because outdated structures, workflows, and data readiness block deployment.”

QuietLab Pro Reviews: Don’t buy Quiet Lab Pro till you’ve read this!

“Quiet Lab Pro is a practical and effective tool that delivers real health value to people who struggle with snoring.”

Will the Israeli brain solve the energy crisis? New Israel–Japan tech collaboration

NetZero Ventures and NGLI are building a tech bridge to help Japanese corporations adopt Israeli energy and climate innovations, turning academic research into start-ups tailored to market needs.

From right to left – Shmuel Kedmi, CEO of NetZero Ventures, and Yoko Yamaguchi, Business Development Manager at NGLI.

Subaru Crosstrek 2.5 liter: The escape trail

After 14 years, the Japanese crossover upgrades from a 2.0L to a 2.5L engine, adding 30 hp and improved real-world performance, while maintaining conservative 2026 balance tradition and modern.

In desert-sand color, the Crosstrek felt excellent on the Arava trails. It handled the road trip from the center comfortably.

$80 for the perfect selfie: The accessory changing phone photography

Insta360 introduces a new accessory that lets users take selfies with the rear camera using a small touchscreen, offering higher quality and faster response for content creators.

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