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Heat it USB-C Dongle Brings German Anti-Itch Tech to Israel
Heat it, a high-tech USB-C dongle from Germany that uses smartphone power to neutralize mosquito bites with localized heat, is now available in Israel for 115 NIS.
Gett Launches New In-App Safety Zone Feature Across 50 Countries
Gett introduces a new safety zone feature across 50 countries, including Israel, integrating real-time route sharing, AI-powered incident reporting, and emergency dialing.
New Israeli App Fisherman Combats Election Spam and AI Phishing Scams
Israeli developer Matan Gidinian has launched Fisherman, a free, privacy-focused app designed to block election spam and AI-driven phishing texts without requiring user registration.
Google Launches Offline AI Meeting Transcription App for macOS
Google has launched Google AI Edge Foresight, a free experimental macOS application that provides local, offline meeting transcription and summarization powered by Gemma models.
ASOS App Users Receive Hacking Threat via Push Notification
ASOS app users globally and in Israel received a threatening push notification claiming a breach of their Snowflake cloud environment. The company's shares dropped 11% following the incident.
TikTok Launches AI Shopping Assistant and Direct In-App Checkout
TikTok has launched an AI shopping assistant and direct in-app checkout, allowing users to buy products from brands without leaving the platform.

Israeli Veteran Builds TravelMatch App Using AI to Connect Backpackers
Israeli veteran Noam Dvir developed TravelMatch, an AI-powered app that connects backpackers based on travel styles and interests rather than appearance.
Israeli Parking App CheaPark Reaches Number One on the App Store
Israeli startup CheaPark ranks first on the App Store, offering drivers real-time parking price comparisons, availability tracking, and automated discount calculations.
Meta's Muse AI Agent Surpasses ChatGPT Launch Metrics Amid E-Commerce Clashes
Meta's new autonomous AI agent app, Muse, has surpassed ChatGPT's early iOS download metrics, sparking industry excitement and e-commerce friction with Amazon while raising critical cybersecurity concerns.
Google Rolls Out Gmail Update to Instantly Copy Verification Codes
Google is rolling out a new Gmail update for iOS and Android that features a pill-shaped button to instantly copy email verification codes to the clipboard without opening messages.
Gett Expands International Ride-Hailing Service to 50 Countries Worldwide
Gett is doubling its international ride-hailing footprint to 50 countries, adding popular tourist destinations like Thailand, the UAE, and Morocco with shekel pricing.
Google Brings Gemini Native Desktop Application to Windows Users
Google has launched its native Gemini application for Windows 10 and 11, featuring screen awareness, keyboard shortcuts, and deep integration with Google services.

78-Year-Old Israeli Engineer Develops App to Stop Unnecessary Parking Fees
A 78-year-old Israeli software engineer has developed an Android app called Parking Control to help drivers avoid unnecessary parking fees by tracking movement via AI.
Better Rail Resumes Direct Data Scraping Despite Israel Railways Legal Threats
Better Rail app developers resumed direct data scraping from Israel Railways servers after encountering severe scheduling gaps in the Ministry of Transportation database ahead of the holidays.
Finally: Disney Plus in Israel is moving to the international app
Four years after its launch in Israel, Disney Plus is migrating to its universal international application. This transition will allow Israeli users to access the service while traveling abroad and benefit from improved recommendation algorithms.
Instead of the Indian version: Disney+ app in Israel to be replaced
In September, Israel will transition from the Indian app launched here to the global app, which includes the option to connect abroad, smarter content recommendations, and different parental controls. The old app will stop working in the country in October. Login verification will henceforth be done via email only. Will this affect the password sharing phenomenon? Not necessarily.