Technology
Outlander: A facelift for the popular 7-seater, with a new engine on the way
The Japanese crossover is launched with design, cabin, and chassis updates, and next year will also receive, for the first time, a mild hybrid engine. And what about the price?
Chevrolet Tahoe: Feeling like Trump
$546M in H1: Gurhan Kiziloz’s Strategic Move to São Paulo
Hunting the enemy at night: Israel’s laser device set to surprise the world
Defense-tech is here to stay, even after the wars in Ukraine and Israel end - analysis
The takeaway is clear: security is no longer “insurance” for rare emergencies. It’s a cornerstone of sovereignty and economic stability.
Smarter, faster, and more sensitive: Meet the new version of Chat GPT
The new GPT launched tonight offers better writing, coding, and medical performance; it feels more human and will be fully accessible to free users too.
Apple confirms: GPT-5 version will integrate into iPhone – here’s what it will look like
Apple’s new OS launch will integrate GPT-5, letting Siri work with powerful AI. Public release is expected this fall, with developers hoping for early access. Chat will be free for all users.
British roots, Chinese savings: MG HS Plug-In tested
The MG HS plug-in hybrid price dropped by NIS 6,000. Competing with the best-selling Chinese JAC 7, it offers strong value. Is it worth the hype?
TCL unveils the A300 PRO series from the NXTVISION TV frame family
Available in 55" and 75" sizes including quality soundbar and subwoofer. The screen supports a voice and text AI interface for creating personalized artistic content displayed in the room space.
QD Mini LED TV at a reasonable price, with some nice surprises: Review of the TCL C6K
TCL C6K combines QD Mini LED technology, Google TV, and strong streaming performance, delivering impressive quality at an attractive price. Here’s our take.
As NICE buys groundbreaking bots, Israelis still 'pressing one' for customer service - opinion
While NICE sells cutting-edge solutions to clients worldwide, Israeli customers are still navigating outdated IVR systems from the 1990s.
‘Not giving up this opportunity’: Orthodox women innovate through war
Even missile sirens and a 12-day conflict with Iran could not stop the Jerusalem College of Technology’s biggest hackathon from producing real-world defense and tech solutions.
Hi-tech company to cut approx. 30 Israeli jobs despite growth in Q2 financial report
Kaltura's Q2 2025 financial report highlighted that the company's revenue and profits exceeded expectations, but are still planning to undertake an organizational restructuring.
The police's new electric vehicle: Israeli
Israel Police expands its use of personal transport vehicles and, for the first time, orders the MIA Four from Mia Dynamics.
Children of soldiers develop mini unmanned tank controlled by smartphone to protect soldiers
The children, aged 10–12 in a Rishon Lezion excellence program, also created a robotic arm for wounded soldiers: “We saw soldiers who lost limbs and wanted to help restore their independence.”