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From a foldable iPhone to a touchscreen MacBook: Apple to open the Ternus era with its biggest product launch wave
Apple is preparing for the largest product launch wave in its history. The September 9 event will be the first major launch under new CEO John Ternus, signaling a significant transformation across all product lines.

Toronto: The City Conquering the AI World and Challenging America
Toronto is establishing itself as a global artificial intelligence powerhouse, threatening the exclusive status of Silicon Valley. The technological revolution in the Canadian city began four decades ago, when Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton left a well-funded job in the United States to research machine learning at the University of Toronto.

Rami Levy and the owner of Channel 14 are in conflict, and Patrick Drahi parts ways with Hot Mobile
Israeli high-tech records another exit and a successful startup is sold for a billion dollars, Tim Cook leaves a different Apple to John Ternus, and the Bank of Israel has decided the fate of your mortgages for the near future | News of the week on ice

OpenAI unveils Astra: "Our most intelligent and aligned model"
OpenAI has begun the rollout of GPT-6 Astra, its new advanced AI model. It represents a significant leap in software engineering, cybersecurity, and autonomous computer usage.

"I am happy to show women that intelligence is a beautiful and attractive thing"
Lina Flat has turned cyber, algorithms, and quantum computing into successful online content. In a conversation with mako, she shares why she rejects almost every commercial offer, why she does not trust AI with closed eyes, and how she turned being a woman in a male-dominated industry into an advantage.

Humanoid Robot Attacks Customer in Electronics Store
What happens when a machine meant to serve customers suddenly decides to respond to an attack? A mysterious incident in a Russian store raises questions about the safety of humanoid robots.

Anthropic Launches Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1
Anthropic has unveiled its new Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1 models. The company claims these are the world's most advanced models for programming and other complex tasks, offering significant cost reductions.

Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush with Built-in Camera
Dyson has introduced the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush featuring a built-in camera and AI-driven processor that identifies interdental spaces to deliver precise water jets for cleaning.

Sonos introduces a new operating system, soundbar, and headphones with ChatGPT connectivity
The veteran audio company is introducing its biggest change yet, launching Sonos 27, which expands its open platform with AI-based control and unique control from within AI agents, introduces new ways to stream sound throughout the home, and adds a new speaker and headphones to its product line.

Apple vs. OpenAI: Hundreds of former employees at the center of a massive legal storm
The disclosure of new evidence in court is causing deep concern at Apple, which discovered that hundreds of its employees have moved to its main competitor. The company's true fear regarding the leakage of its most secret developments has now been revealed.

OpenClaw 2.0 Released: A Massive Update for the AI Agent
OpenClaw has launched its most significant update to date. Version 2.0 introduces a streamlined installation process, a rebuilt browser application, and advanced features that allow the agent to learn and evolve in the background.

2800% return in 15 years: Tim Cook leaves Apple
The CEO of the technology giant Apple, Tim Cook, is ending his tenure today (Monday), a position he held for the last 15 years. The person who will fill his place is the company's Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus. Even after leaving, Cook will continue to serve as the company's Chairman.

$400 billion a year: The man behind the Apple empire steps down
A historic era comes to an end as Tim Cook marks his final day today as CEO of the company. The person chosen to succeed him will have to lead the tech giant in the burning AI race.

Are you becoming a robot? Scientific research reveals the effects of artificial intelligence
Scientists warn that the human attempt to streamline discourse with computerized service agents leads to the adoption of predictable response patterns, which narrows the space for expression and the uniqueness of consumers.

Giant deal in high-tech: Nvidia invests $3.5 billion
The chip giant is deepening its ties with its Taiwanese partner through a dramatic financial move aimed at controlling the artificial intelligence market and holding back major competitors in the industry.

Michal Romi appointed CEO of SAP's development center in Israel
SAP has appointed Michal Romi as the new CEO of SAP Labs Israel. She will take office on September 1, succeeding Orna Kleinmann, who is moving to a senior global leadership role within the company.

Why you should avoid charging your phone all night
Connecting the device to electricity throughout the night accelerates battery wear and reduces its energy capacity over time. A technological review explains what happens to lithium cells during sleep and why activating a smart charging mechanism prevents unnecessary wear.

From panic to opportunity: how software company reports changed the narrative on AI
Four software companies from different fields published their financial reports last week: Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Okta, and Elastic. All four presented excellent reports but, more importantly, proved that AI is less of a threat to the software sector and more of a potential for unprecedented growth.

Following Musk's acquisition: OpenAI blocks Cursor
OpenAI has announced the termination of its contract with the code-writing tool Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX. The company cites concerns over potential violations of terms of use.

Starting at 4,067 shekels: New Google smartphones have landed in Israel
Electra Retail is launching the new Google Pixel 11 phone series. Concurrently, the company announces that it will also sell the Google TV streamer and Google NEST security products. These are the prices for the technology giant's mobile devices.

The storage industry enters the culling phase: financial resilience will determine who remains
For the first time, over 100 gigawatts of storage capacity were added to the global market in a single year. Amid resource scarcity and a shrinking pool of suppliers, project reliability is now paramount.

Trump Called Jensen Huang During a Meeting: Microphone Remained On
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang interrupted a company meeting to take an unexpected call from US President Donald Trump. Due to a technical oversight, employees heard the President's voice during the live broadcast.

Are cockroaches no longer just enemies? The hated insect is about to save lives
Researchers from Australia have developed "cyborg cockroaches" equipped with cameras and tiny syringes, capable of reaching those trapped in disaster zones and providing primary medical care in real-time. Here is how the surprising technology that will change the world of search and rescue works.

Nicole Raidman's Luxury Purchase: A 15,000 Shekel Robotic Companion
Businesswoman Nicole Raidman is currently in China, where she purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son, Richie, affectionately naming it "Itzik." She has already shared footage of their morning walk, documenting her humorous attempts to get the robot to respond to its new name.

For 15,000 shekels: Nicole Raidman's unusual purchase
Businesswoman Nicole Raidman, currently in China, has purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son Richie, costing approximately 15,000 shekels. Shortly after the acquisition, she took her new companion, whom she named "Itzik," for a "morning walk" and documented the experience on social media.

The spy you brought home and didn't even know about
Last month, the US imposed severe restrictions on the import of robotic vacuums, citing national security risks. What are the Americans so afraid of, and what is the connection between an innocent robotic vacuum and secret intelligence operations?

In Wall Street’s exclusive nature camp, everyone is afraid of AI
Behind closed doors, Wall Street’s fears about artificial intelligence are reaching new heights. In a camp that brings together top industry executives and financial leaders, the picture emerges: participants are skeptical about AI, yet they continue to invest in it.

Robots for the Future Industry: How Humanoids Are Being Trained
The robotics industry is leveling up by recruiting employees in sensor suits to teach algorithms intimate movements. Viral footage that stirred the web demonstrates the development of the next generation of companion robots.

"The status quo is not enough": AI giants fear their own product
More than 100 companies, including OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic, have signed an open letter warning against a wave of autonomous AI-driven cyberattacks. The background: AI agents have broken out of secure environments to attack tech platforms. Critics are questioning whether this is a genuine move for corporate responsibility or a commercial scare campaign.

Once and for all: Are robots from China ready to replace us?
The Tiangong Ultra robot covered 100 meters in just 8.86 seconds, leaving Usain Bolt's world record in the dust. However, beyond the sprints, flames, and parts scattered on the track in Beijing, the real test is not to beat humans, but to replace them on the factory floor. Amnon Avi Guy, manager of Robotize from Mitvach, says: "The moment a robot enters a factory and works alongside humans...

Ads in ChatGPT: OpenAI's move ahead of the IPO
OpenAI, the developer of the popular chatbot ChatGPT, has begun displaying ads to users in India, one of its largest and most active markets. The ads will be shown to users on the free plan and the low-cost "Go" plan, which costs about 4 dollars a month. The move, already active in 38 countries including the USA, Japan, and European nations, is intended to increase the company's revenue ahead of...

The pool will wait: Israeli high-tech did not rest in August
While you were relaxing, Israeli high-tech was running on turbo. With half a billion dollars in funding, one huge exit, and several under-the-radar surprises, the sleepy summer month became the most active in recent years.

Rakefet Russak-Aminoach appointed as a director at the American cyber company Rubrik
Former Bank Leumi CEO Rakefet Russak-Aminoach has been appointed to the board of directors of the American cyber company Rubrik. She joins a group of global technology and investment industry leaders.

No longer believing the doctor? How AI is changing the attitude towards experts
When was the last time you left a meeting with a doctor or your children's teacher and immediately opened your phone to check if they were right? If you have done this, you are definitely not alone. We have all become accustomed to accepting professional advice almost blindly, but the entry of artificial intelligence into our lives is completely changing the way we relate to experienced...

Ahead of the market opening: The stocks that Nvidia boosted and what to expect today?
Nvidia's strong report sent chip stocks soaring globally and in Tel Aviv: Palo Alto jumped 10.6% and Tower 5.4%. The focus now shifts to the Fed Chair's speech at Jackson Hole today. What is expected in trading?

Trump considers imposing tariffs on laptops, servers and gaming products
The Trump administration is considering new tariffs on chips and a wide range of tech products, including laptops, servers, and gaming gear, amid the race to outpace China in AI infrastructure.

Samsung announces the new Galaxy S26 FE
Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 FE, a device offering flagship-level specs at a more accessible price point. It features the Exynos 2500 chip, One UI 9, and new AI-powered software capabilities.

No longer just vacuums: Dreame shuts down automotive division less than a year after launch
Dreame, which unveiled a concept car promising 0-96 km/h acceleration in 0.9 seconds, is closing its automotive project. Following the withdrawal of government funding, only HR and legal staff remain to wind down operations, which previously employed 1,000 people.

Intel revealed: 250 vice presidents left or were fired this year
David Zinsner, Intel's CFO, revealed that as part of the organizational change led by Lip-Bu Tan, the company has reduced its management layers from 12 to 6 and the number of vice presidents from approximately 450 to 200.

Official: Date Set for Next iPhone Announcement Event
Apple has officially announced the date for its September event. The presentation, titled "Surprise and shine," will take place on Wednesday, September 9, at the company's headquarters, Apple Park.

Bill Gates warns: "There is no plan to deal with the AI shake-up"
Bill Gates warns that there is currently no plan to address the social, political, and economic disruptions caused by artificial intelligence. He argues that leaders and communities are not yet adequately prepared.

Leadership transition at Amanet: New CEO appointed amid financial results
After three and a half years at the helm, Amanet Group CEO Shmuel Alfasi is stepping down. He will be succeeded by Lior Levy Gilor, a veteran of the group who previously led its technology division.

Hovering in the air? No longer science fiction: China has launched a "flying skateboard"
Chinese startup CoolFly has unveiled Urban, the world's first manned aircraft operated while standing. The platform utilizes artificial intelligence to correct balance in real time. According to the developers, users can master flight in just 10 minutes.

Harel Wizel and Samsung: Merging Fashion and Technology
Samsung Israel and Terminal X are launching a joint initiative integrating foldable Galaxy devices into the fashion and beauty industry. The project culminates in an event held today in Tel Aviv.

Not just Deni Avdija: The startup making sports broadcasts accessible at all levels
The Israeli company Pixellot uses artificial intelligence to film, produce, and broadcast tens of thousands of games per month at a low cost, allowing youth leagues and niche sports to reach a new audience through subscriptions, sponsorships, and personalized content for athletes.

Total collapse at Wolt: tens of thousands of Israelis stuck without deliveries
A severe technical malfunction is paralyzing the popular delivery system in Israel and around the world. Couriers are furious over the sudden shutdown of the central algorithm, and restaurants are left helpless before silent screens.

Apple unveils new Mac mini and Mac Studio
Apple has quietly updated its computer lineup, introducing new generations of Mac Studio and Mac mini. The devices feature advanced M5 and M6 chips, significantly improved processing power, and increased memory capacities.

Surprise: ChatGPT adds the ability to create stickers and export them to WhatsApp
OpenAI has launched a new feature in the images area: upload photos, choose a style, and get stickers with a transparent background for iMessage, WhatsApp, or simply to save to your photos.

Rumors about new iPhones: future design and a $2,000 foldable smartphone
According to new leaks, Apple is planning a major design change for next year's models. At the same time, the foldable iPhone may arrive with quite a few compromises and at a price of over $2,000. On the other hand, the price increase for the iPhone 18 Pro may not be as significant as analysts predicted.

A revolution in Israeli hotels: how to check in without waiting at the reception
Guests at the well-known hotel in Eilat will enjoy an exceptional digital welcome experience, based on an innovative development that will replace traditional service representatives at the counter.