Application
X launches XChat: A messaging app that will compete with WhatsApp
The app includes end-to-end encryption, video calls and a mechanism to protect against screenshots, but is currently available for download in an iPhone version only.
Apple steps on the gas: Ads are coming to the Maps app
Preventing PTSD in real time: AI-powered first-aid app available in English, Hebrew, and Arabic
New Israeli app tracks disaster victims in real time, speeds emergency response
New alerts: Waze adds new features to the app
Upgrade: Waze enhances navigation with improved traffic reports, event alerts, and speed camera notifications. Google Maps also gets an upgrade.
New technology from Ituran: Ituran FAMILY
Ituran launches Ituran FAMILY, led by comedian Revital Vitelzon Jacobs, a top parenting and family influencer.
Baby starts reaching out - how to respond?
When a baby begins to reach out, it's a key way for them to explore the world. Here are tips to encourage this exploration through their hands.
Tnuva and Salesforce launch Israel's first B2B app
The app provides comprehensive, quick customer data views, enabling personalized interactions and improved workflows.
The app asking authorities: Help us help you
Experts from the Zigmond app aim to assist municipalities and councils in promoting immediate, affordable, and geographically accessible mental health treatments.
TEMU surpasses AliExpress, Now worth over $200 billion
The Chinese shopping app that took the world by storm released excellent reports last week, boosting its stock and market value.
First digital benefits wallet app launched for Israeli companies
SAP collaborates with the Workers' Committee, bttr, and Cal to introduce a pioneering platform offering a new standard for employee benefits in Israel.
Unexpected move: Partner TV customers to transition to Yes TV service
To establish a new TV service, Partner signed an agreement with Yes, under which Yes will develop a Partner TV app.
Major move: Similarweb acquires 42matters
Enhancing its position in the growing mobile app intelligence market.
Starting next year: Payment apps like Bit and PayBox can charge fees
Bank of Israel's new guidelines allow payment apps to charge fees for transactions exceeding NIS 25,000 annually, impacting small businesses relying on these services.
