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Aug 19, 2026
Wrong direction: Robot runs faster than Bolt, but crashed on the track | Watch
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Wrong direction: Robot runs faster than Bolt, but crashed on the track | Watch

A new humanoid robot stunned the world by presenting data that surpasses the fastest runner in history. However, engineering is one thing and reality is another: the advanced model could only fly forward on the track - and the result was painful.

USA accuses: Iranian hackers breached universities and government agencies
Cybersecurity

USA accuses: Iranian hackers breached universities and government agencies

According to the indictment, since 2013, the hackers have infiltrated 144 US universities, dozens of companies and government agencies, and stolen more than 31 terabytes of academic information and intellectual property.

Assault in Shanghai: Humanoid manufacturer Unitree Robotics soared 550% on its first day of trading
Startups

Assault in Shanghai: Humanoid manufacturer Unitree Robotics soared 550% on its first day of trading

Shares of Unitree Robotics jumped by approximately 550% during their debut on the Shanghai STAR Market. The company raised $905 million in its IPO at a $9 billion valuation, with its market cap reaching nearly $65 billion.

09:44Walla
New leak reveals intriguing details about GTA 6
Gadgets & Software

New leak reveals intriguing details about GTA 6

Gameplay videos and an image of the new map are circulating online — allegedly showing a refueling system, weapon storage in vehicles, a karma meter, and RPG mechanics.

09:38ICE
The End of Tuk-Tuks in Thailand? Favorite Destination for Israelis Joins the Flying Car Trend
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The End of Tuk-Tuks in Thailand? Favorite Destination for Israelis Joins the Flying Car Trend

An advanced futuristic project offers a fast and green alternative for urban travel in the East. A huge partnership signed this week plans to replace travel on busy roads with flying cars. Here are all the details about the intriguing venture.

09:07Walla
YouTube tightens conditions: It will be harder for new creators to earn money
Gadgets & Software

YouTube tightens conditions: It will be harder for new creators to earn money

The video giant is significantly raising the entry threshold for the partner program: starting in February, new creators will be required to accumulate 8,000 watch hours or 20 million views on Shorts. At the same time, the company is expanding Premium Lite and setting a new bar for revenue from short videos.

Report: Insurance giant Munich RE acquires Israeli company At Bay for hundreds of millions of dollars
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Report: Insurance giant Munich RE acquires Israeli company At Bay for hundreds of millions of dollars

Insurance giant Munich RE is acquiring the Israeli insurtech unicorn At Bay, which specializes in cyber insurance. The deal is estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

07:35ICE
Personal data in danger: how a small breach exposes your crypto wallet
Cybersecurity

Personal data in danger: how a small breach exposes your crypto wallet

After the leak at Bits of Gold, the truly important question arises: not whether an organization will be hacked, but whether it will know how to minimize the damage, protect its customers, and recover. Attorney Rami Tamam explains how information that seems innocent can become a dangerous tool in the hands of attackers.

06:00Ynet
No foreign apps and no currency conversion: how to book a taxi abroad via Gett
Gadgets & Software

No foreign apps and no currency conversion: how to book a taxi abroad via Gett

Gett is launching a service that allows booking urban and intercity trips in 25 countries directly from the app in Hebrew. The system identifies the passenger's location, displays available transport options, and provides a final price in shekels, with payment processed via the saved payment method.

Gett expands its services to dozens of countries worldwide
Gadgets & Software

Gett expands its services to dozens of countries worldwide

The new platform will allow Israelis to travel abroad and pay in shekels through the familiar app, without the need to download local services. Customer service will be provided in Hebrew, and trips will be carried out by local and international transport providers.

00:34Now14
2 Million Players: The Israeli Behind the Viral Hit Taking the Web by Storm
Gadgets & Software

2 Million Players: The Israeli Behind the Viral Hit Taking the Web by Storm

In recent weeks, social media has been flooded with debates over career paths and tactical decisions. The game "Legionnaire," which allows users to build a professional football career step by step, has become an unprecedented viral phenomenon among Israeli users.

Aug 18, 2026
21:54Mako
Did you own an old iPhone? Check if you are owed compensation
Gadgets & Software

Did you own an old iPhone? Check if you are owed compensation

Nine years after the iPhone throttling scandal, Apple will pay 10 million shekels as part of a settlement agreement approved in Israel, with the maximum compensation per eligible device standing at 1,890 shekels. A website has been launched where users can check their eligibility and submit an online claim form.

Pollution incidents in Judea and Samaria: Sewage threatening the water of millions of Israelis
Ecology

Pollution incidents in Judea and Samaria: Sewage threatening the water of millions of Israelis

A report by the Binyamin Regional Council points to a series of cases where sewage and waste were dumped into open areas and stream channels, raising concerns about environmental consequences that extend beyond the region's borders. Binyamin Regional Council head and Yesha Council chairman Israel Gantz: "The State of Israel must treat this situation as a national environmental threat."

20:26ICE
$100,000: Researchers launch "OnlyFans" for marmots to fund critical study
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$100,000: Researchers launch "OnlyFans" for marmots to fund critical study

Government budget cuts in the USA almost led to the closure of a critical environmental study, until the researchers decided to use unconventional methods and received unexpected support from the online community.

With stricter protections: OpenAI launched a dedicated ChatGPT for teenagers
AI

With stricter protections: OpenAI launched a dedicated ChatGPT for teenagers

OpenAI has launched a version of ChatGPT tailored for minors, featuring parental controls and enhanced security measures to mitigate risks associated with AI-driven chatbots.

17:46ICE
Revolution in ChatGPT: The new version that changes the rules of the game
AI

Revolution in ChatGPT: The new version that changes the rules of the game

OpenAI is launching a dedicated service aimed at a young audience, which includes unprecedented restrictions on sensitive content, advanced learning tools, and special monitoring options for concerned parents.

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu
Gadgets & Software

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu

Microsoft has acknowledged that the context menu in Windows 11 is cluttered and slow. The company announced a major update focused on performance improvements and full user customization of the menu.

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu
Gadgets & Software

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu

Microsoft has admitted that the Windows 11 context menu has become cluttered and slow. The company is rolling out a major update focused on performance improvements and full user customization of the menu items.

Towards an additional 100 million NIS investment: Activity data of the National Quantum Computing Center revealed
Science

Towards an additional 100 million NIS investment: Activity data of the National Quantum Computing Center revealed

The Israel Innovation Authority has announced a 100 million NIS call for proposals to establish new national quantum computing R&D infrastructure. This initiative marks the next phase in Israel's strategy to secure technological independence.

14:55Now14
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Apple Changes the Rules: Is This the End of Equality Between iPhone 18 Pro Models?

Is Apple preparing to alter the equality policy between its flagship devices? Despite industry expectations of identical camera arrays, leaker Ice Universe claims the iPhone 18 Pro Max will receive exclusive upgrades.

Google is acquiring data from a bankrupt airline, and it has a good reason
Startups

Google is acquiring data from a bankrupt airline, and it has a good reason

Google has won a tender to acquire the internal data of the American airline Spirit for $10 million. The tech giant intends to use this massive dataset to train its AI models.

13:42ICE
Xiaomi shakes up the market: new smartphone arrives in Israel — from $350
Gadgets & Software

Xiaomi shakes up the market: new smartphone arrives in Israel — from $350

The tech giant introduces the Redmi Note 17 Pro Max, featuring a 10,000mAh battery and exceptional durability. The international launch has begun, with an official event scheduled for August 27, followed by an Israeli market release.

13:41Globes
Why does everyone see little people? The mushroom that intrigues brain researchers
Science

Why does everyone see little people? The mushroom that intrigues brain researchers

What is the connection between a Lilliputian mushroom, brain syndromes, and the dish served to former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen? Is the promising company Karyopharm, which develops cancer treatments, heading toward insolvency? And what will the Israeli company Remepy do with the 36 million dollars it raised? This week in biomed.

Rebecca agreed to AI transcription - and was labeled a drug user: "I was in shock"
AI

Rebecca agreed to AI transcription - and was labeled a drug user: "I was in shock"

Rebecca Green agreed to have her medical appointment recorded by AI to save time, only to be stunned when a letter to her family doctor falsely claimed she used hallucinogenic mushrooms.

The end of the scam: how to identify SMS fraud using artificial intelligence
AI

The end of the scam: how to identify SMS fraud using artificial intelligence

SMS fraud has become a major threat in Israel. AI expert Dalia Baida has introduced a technological solution using the Gemini system's Gems feature to help users identify phishing attempts in real time.

For the first time: Google Cloud brings the global Build With Gemini to Tel Aviv
AI

For the first time: Google Cloud brings the global Build With Gemini to Tel Aviv

Google Cloud is bringing the Build With Gemini event to Tel Aviv as part of its 2026 global tour. Participants will spend half a day building a functional AI agent ready for immediate deployment.

11:02ICE
Despite the dollar's impact: Israeli tech giant shows a dramatic leap
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Despite the dollar's impact: Israeli tech giant shows a dramatic leap

An exceptionally strong financial report reveals how the company managed to beat preliminary forecasts, record a net profit of millions, and earn a warm recommendation from a Bank Hapoalim analyst.

Irregular founder: 'We continue to work with AI companies - despite the model breakout'
AI

Irregular founder: 'We continue to work with AI companies - despite the model breakout'

Irregular founder Omer Nevo addressed the incident where AI models mistakenly attacked real-world websites during a simulation. The company is investigating the event and focusing on strengthening defensive AI capabilities.

Israeli High-Tech: Far From Being a 'Start-Up Nation'
Startups

Israeli High-Tech: Far From Being a 'Start-Up Nation'

Israeli high-tech is undergoing a transformation as entrepreneurs increasingly launch companies in the U.S. and reliance on foreign capital grows. Noam Kanty of EY notes that the industry has become a complex ecosystem facing new challenges.

10:04Now14
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Gadgets & Software

Oops: Apple accidentally revealed the next AirPods model

Apple is preparing for its annual announcement event on September 9, but it seems an internal software glitch has revealed one of its most intriguing products ahead of time. A short 13-second demo video, discovered in the Release Candidate version of the macOS 26.7 operating system, reveals for the first time the next AirPods model equipped with built-in cameras. The video, spotted by the...

09:41ICE
Ever After Foods Acquires Belgian Fishway and Raises $2 Million
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Ever After Foods Acquires Belgian Fishway and Raises $2 Million

Foodtech company Ever After Foods, controlled by Israeli biotech giant Pluri, is acquiring the Belgian firm Fishway and securing a $2 million strategic investment to scale its cultivated protein production platform.

The sixth acquisition: Ondas buys Aran's defense operations at a valuation of 100 million shekels
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The sixth acquisition: Ondas buys Aran's defense operations at a valuation of 100 million shekels

American defense tech firm Ondas continues its Israeli expansion by acquiring Aran Defense for 100 million shekels. The deal will be settled through Ondas shares.

Apple accidentally reveals video of AirPods with a camera
Gadgets & Software

Apple accidentally reveals video of AirPods with a camera

A video discovered in a new macOS version confirms Apple is developing AirPods with cameras. The device will utilize Visual Intelligence to analyze the user's surroundings.

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI: Annual Revenue Run Rate Hits $65 Billion
AI

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI: Annual Revenue Run Rate Hits $65 Billion

Anthropic continues its rapid growth ahead of a planned IPO, with its annual revenue run rate reaching $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI. The company's success is driven by a strategic focus on enterprise-grade AI tools.

08:16Walla
Disturbing images: Is NASA hiding aliens on the moon?
Ecology

Disturbing images: Is NASA hiding aliens on the moon?

Did NASA delete objects from moon photos that it did not want the public to see? Physicist Manley Drahshani claims that examining different copies of the same photographs from the Apollo missions reveals differences that are hard to ignore: blue spheres, points of light, and metallic objects appear in some versions but disappear in others. In an interview with the "American Alchemy" podcast...

89 years after she disappeared: The finding that may reveal what happened to Amelia Earhart
Science

89 years after she disappeared: The finding that may reveal what happened to Amelia Earhart

An expedition of 16 researchers will set out in October to Nikumaroro Island following an object seen in satellite imagery on the edge of a lagoon. The researchers will try to determine if these are the remains of the Lockheed Electra in which the pilot and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937.

01:48Maariv
Liberty 5 Pro Max: The next generation of headphones
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Liberty 5 Pro Max: The next generation of headphones

The ANKER brand is expanding its wireless headphone series with an advanced combination of artificial intelligence, excellent quality, and innovative capabilities such as real-time transcription.

00:44Walla
11-year-old boy finds prehistoric megalodon tooth in rock crevice
Ecology

11-year-old boy finds prehistoric megalodon tooth in rock crevice

11-year-old Bo Bowers and his father Michael discovered a fossilized megalodon tooth while exploring a beach in New Jersey. After the father found the object in a narrow crevice but couldn't reach it, his son successfully retrieved the 10-centimeter tooth.

00:07Walla
YouTube is changing its view count — and the numbers are about to skyrocket
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YouTube is changing its view count — and the numbers are about to skyrocket

Starting August 24, a view on YouTube will be counted from the moment the video starts playing — similar to TikTok, Instagram, and Shorts. YouTube admits the change is expected to boost view counts, but emphasizes: creator earnings will not change.

Aug 17, 2026
22:20Maariv
Photonics is taking over the market - but there is one detail that investors are missing | Daniel Shebex
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Photonics is taking over the market - but there is one detail that investors are missing | Daniel Shebex

In the last two weeks, one word has been driving Wall Street and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange crazy: photonics. New funds are raising millions with the promise that light will replace electricity. But from in-depth checks I conducted, a surprising picture emerges.

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