From Israel, software detects emotion in speechBeyond Verbal is a platform that analyzes vocal intonations in order to determine how speakers feel about what they’re saying.
In Israel, QR code application form only scannable by students with high IQsOnly students with the right quiz answers are able to correctly fill out a QR code to apply for a place on the Kidum 700 course.
Search tool offers medical information personalized to each userMedivizor helps patients find medical information that is relevant to them by tailoring results to each user.
‘Invisible biometrics’ detect user identity by how they use the deviceBioCatch is behavioral profiling software that hopes to trip up cyber criminals by recognizing when their actions don’t match up with who they’re claiming to be.
From Israel, smartphone designed for use while drivingThe Voyager is a car phone that aims to be more practical as well as safe for vehicle owners.
In Israel, scheme offers unlimited coffee at independent cafésCupsTelAviv is giving members unlimited coffee at independent venues for a set monthly subscription fee.
Service makes automated customer service less expensive and annoyingIsrael-based Zappix offers a visual alternative to voice menus that can be navigated before call charges are applied.
TinyTapWe’re looking back on the progress of TinyTap, and the surprise discovery that the app is more popular among children than grownups.
Free Android app offers a text ‘subject line’ for phone callsSayWhat is a free new Android app that adds the equivalent of a “subject line” to a telephone call by merging text and voice communication.
Service charges e-book readers by the pageIsrael-based startup Total BooX allows users to try a book without paying the full price up front.
