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Mar 15, 2010

Sequoia Funds Snaptu to Power Apps on Java Phones

Tel Aviv based startup Snaptu has received an undsiclosed round of funding from Sequoia Capital. Snaptu, previously known as Moblica, brings iPhone-style apps to any phone that can run a Java application (according to Snaptu, most phones do).

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Feb 8, 2010

Eyecon’s media companion software gives consumers control over content across media units

More and more consumer electronics products now include features which leverage internet connectivity — current generation gaming devices, entertainment systems, and of course…

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Dec 2, 2009

Fring Debuts iPhone Video Calls

Voice calls are so 2009. Yesterday, Fring gave us a little taste of the future of mobile calls with the introduction of video calls on the iPhone for Skype users. Little caveat: the product is only available for iPhone/iPod Touch users with OS 3.0 and only selected Nokia…

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Nov 28, 2009

Mobile Pond’s iGizmoz Adds Dashboard Productivity Gadgets to the iPhone

Mac users are familiar with the concept of a Dashboard on Apple’s operating system, which was originally introduced in 2005. The Dashboard is a collection of configurable productivity widgets that users can…

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Nov 2, 2009

LibraFestival navigates the fast-changing mobile industry with a diversified approach

I recently spoke with Barak Ben-Ezer, Director of Business Development at LibraFestival (formerly ApParty), a Tel Aviv-based mobile application development company. LibraFestival is…

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Nov 21, 2008

Persay Voice Recognition Biomteritcs Grabs 2.4 NIS from Teuza

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Nov 12, 2008

Navi2Go: The Ultimate Killer Navigation Application?

As the phone converges into a GPS device, people are putting away their TomTom devices and simply installing a navigation app on their 3G phone.

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Nov 10, 2008

The First iPhone Music Instrument: Ocarina

Smule, the people that invented the Sonic lighter application for the iPhone, step it up a notch with Ocarina, the first networked music instrument for the iPhone.

Made In Israel: Kosher iPhone Apps

Apple recently opened its first store in Israel, but for some bizarre reason, the iPhone is not available for sale there. Even though Israelis are not able to purchase one yet, developers are cranking out iPhone apps like hotcakes. Some apps are Jewish-themed, others…