With new funding and CEO, HTML5 app platform Gizmox has its sights on the US
Gizmox's VisualWebGui provides tools to enable companies to 'transpose' their legacy client-server apps for use on the web or mobile.
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David Shamah
David Shamah has been writing about Israeli technology news for over a decade, both in print and on the web, and knows the Israeli tech scene and its start-ups inside out.
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HANA: How SAP's in-memory push gave the software giant a shot in the arm
From human genetics to RDL, SAP's Israel R&D labs are among the facilities working on the next generation of HANA products.
Big data for little (and big) businesses: SiSense lands $10m investment
The company has been making waves in the enterprise world with its big data systems and is seeing interest from investors and customers alike.
Qualcomm's grab bag of Israel R&D point to a future beyond chips
Best known for its dominance of the mobile chip market, Qualcomm is increasingly turning its attention to other mobile services and products using tech developed at its Israel facilities.
iPrototype to product: Inside the design of Apple's most iconic devices
Heltmut Esslinger worked with Steve Jobs in 1982 on the design of early Apple products — and many of those products turned into the best sellers of the 21st century. So what was working at Apple during those formative years really like?
Can Israeli start-ups help SingTel in its quest to be more like Apple?
Why SingTel is looking for digital life ideas from the 'Start-Up Nation'.
Israel's mobile tech: An MWC retrospective
The just-completed MWC trade show highlighted some of the latest mobile technology coming out of Israel.
Intel's hardware future: From mobile to ultrabooks, what's Fab 28 cooking up?
Israel plays home to four of Intel's R&D facilities and one of its biggest fabs. Between them, they're helping Intel set a new hardware direction.
Changing face of VC funding sees Israel's startups drawing more cash from overseas
The 'startup nation' is seeing less funding coming from local venture capital funds and more from their foreign counterparts. Meanwhile, communications and networking companies are raking in the investments.
Apple dukes it out with Intel to win over engineers for new Israel R&D facility
Two tech giants have reportedly been bidding for the services of 250 engineers laid off from Texas Instruments. Now it appears that Apple has won them over - or has it?