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“In recent years, the State of Israel has ranked first in gaps in educational outcomes, and this is a terrible thing,” he said at the Re-education conference on Monday.

IDF intelligence and cybercommunications unit, Matzpen, cooperates with Mossad and the Shin Bet to tailor applications utilized in operations in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and beyond.

The smartphone brand Infinix has officially launched its operations in Israel, with three new models, home pickup and return service, and prices starting at NIS 1,300.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruled against Apple after a trial of the lawsuit, which was brought on behalf of millions of iPhone and iPad users in the United Kingdom.

ASUS’s new line of portable gaming consoles, developed in collaboration with Microsoft and AMD, along with the integration of Game Pass, is reinventing the way we play on the go.

The browser is now available globally on Apple's macOS. It will soon be made available on Windows, iOS, and Android.

Matricelf announces the appointment of former Teva Israel CEO Ron Meron as board member and nominee for Chairman of the Board.

Apple is once again saving on the box: The new MacBook Pro with the M5 chip will be sold in Europe without a charger, in a move that joins its policy of reducing accessories.

Honor has unveiled the “Robot Phone” – a concept smartphone with a smart robotic camera mounted on a gimbal that can shoot in any direction and move independently.

The Israeli branch of the World Organization for Early Childhood Education (OMEP) argued that the popular online game teaches children to steal, cheat, lie, and extort other children.

Apple unveiled the new M5 chip, debuting in the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro, with up to 4x faster AI performance and 45% better graphics.