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Mid-range smartphones are being unceremoniously pushed out the door

Goldman Sachs predicts mid-range smartphones will see a sharp decline, dropping to 23% market share by 2027; Premium devices dominate growth, while budget phones remain steady, leaving little room for mid-rangers in an ultra competitive marketplace

Raphael Kahan | 01.04.25

Can your smartphones warn you of impending forest fires?

Tel Aviv University researchers find smartphones can collect weather data to predict fire risks; using sensors for temperature and humidity, they develop method to assess fire danger, turning public data into valuable early warnings for extreme conditions

Ynet correspondents | 11.18.24

Foreign hacktivists pretend to be Home Front Command to infiltrate Israeli phones

A pro-Palestinian hacktivist group, originating from Iran, has been able to send SMS messages en masse to thousands of Israelis, often pretending to be messages from Home Front Command; Experts say installing anything or clicking on the wrong link from these messages could insert spyware onto someone's phone, making the person easier to track

Raphael Kahan | 10.29.24

IDF soldiers took their smartphones into Lebanon, making it easier for Hezbollah to track them

They violated protocol by taking their personal cellphones into enemy territory, where they took photos and videos and posted them online; The IDF has thus far settled for verbal warnings; Hezbollah has Iranian technology allowing them to use the phones to pinpoint troops exact location

Yoav Zitun | 10.10.24

As war also rages online, are children safe in the Cyber space?

Fake messages on smartphones by those impersonating Israeli officials or legitimate merchants are rampant in this time of constant conflict; While adults are mostly well-versed in spotting fallacious messages, this might not be the case for children, and there are some guidelines on how to keep them vigilant as well

Daniela Ginzburg | 09.21.24

Huawei unfolds a first ever tri-fold smartphone

Announcement comes just hours after Apple’s somewhat underwhelming iPhone 16 reveal—a move that seemed like a deliberate jab at Western tech companies, particularly the US government

Raphael Kahan | 09.11.24

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Samsung unveils new foldable phones and smart devices

At glittering Paris event, Samsung unveils next-gen foldable smartphones, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6, featuring slimmer designs and AI support; smart Ring and two smartwatches also introduced

Israel Wullman | 07.10.24

Revamp your smartphone experience with these must-have apps!

Today's apps let you change colors in photos, create fake texts to prank your friends, listen to unknown artists for free and access global radio and podcasts; explore media and culture with innovative digital tools

Hadi Biran | 05.11.24

The phones that conquered the world: bestselling smartphones of 2023

Apple focuses its production on the premium market, ceding more affordable segments to its competitors, as company secures top 7 out of 10 spots in global market share

Raphael Kahan | 02.29.24

Smart glasses and phones slow reading and gait, Israeli research shows

Experts find walking and reading through smart glasses decreases walking speed by 20%, as well as walking stability and reading speed; participants reports higher mental load when reading with smart glasses

Yuval Mann | 02.21.24

Are Nokia phones about to disappear?

HMD Global plans to introduce a new product line under its own brand, leaving iconic brand’s future hanging in the air

Raphael Kahan | 02.05.24

For 1st time, Apple is world's most popular smartphone manufacturer

In a major upset, Apple dethroned Samsung after 13 consecutive years, becoming the top-selling smartphone manufacturer in 2023; Samsung experienced a significant 13.6% decline in sales, contributing to an overall 3.2% contraction in the market, according to a report by the research firm IDC

Yuval Mann | 01.16.24

iPhone predecessor: 30 years to Apple Newton

Despite its, sluggishness, high cost, and inadequate functionality, Apple's palm-sized computer was a groundbreaking device, the first gadget capable of recognizing handwritten text, sending and receiving emails from beyond the office confines

Raphael Kahan | 08.17.23

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