Jewish Journal

Connect. Inform. Inspire.

News
Commentary
Culture
- Books
- Community
- Entertainment
- Food
- Health
- Hollywood
- Travel
Podcasts
Marketplace
LA Calendar
Streaming
Mitzvah Roundup
Print Issue
Pick Up Locations
Donate

News
Commentary
Culture
- Books
- Community
- Entertainment
- Food
- Health
- Hollywood
- Travel
Podcasts
Marketplace
LA Calendar
Streaming
Mitzvah Roundup
Print Issue
Pick Up Locations
Donate

Jewish Journal

News
Commentary
Culture
- Books
- Community
- Entertainment
- Food
- Health
- Hollywood
- Travel
Podcasts
Marketplace
LA Calendar
Streaming
Mitzvah Roundup
Print Issue
Pick Up Locations
Donate

News
Commentary
Culture
- Books
- Community
- Entertainment
- Food
- Health
- Hollywood
- Travel
Podcasts
Marketplace
LA Calendar
Streaming
Mitzvah Roundup
Print Issue
Pick Up Locations
Donate

donate

Tech

Review: UE Boom 2 and Wonderboom

Eli Maimon June 13, 2017

Innovative construction-tech hub opens in Israel

Abigail Klein Leichman, Israel21c May 24, 2017

Review: JLab Audio Epic2 bluetooth earbuds

Jeffrey Hensiek May 15, 2017

These 7 smartphone apps make life easier for religious Jews

Josefin Dolsten, JTA May 9, 2017

Be careful: Fake Google Docs emails are circulating the internet

Jewish Journal May 3, 2017

Intel to acquire Israeli tech firm Mobileye for $14.7 billion

JTA March 13, 2017

I’ll admit right off the bat that I’m new to active noise cancelling. I love music, and I love great sound, and I love cancelling background noise, so you’d think I’d be a great fit for for the QC-35’s.

Mark Zuckerberg, wife announce plan to invest billions to cure or control ‘all diseases’

Jewish Journal September 22, 2016

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, said they will invest billions of dollars to “help cure, prevent and manage all diseases.”\n\n\n

Israeli startups on cutting edge of aging tech

Jewish Journal August 31, 2016

The world’s fast-growing over-60 population needs tech solutions for issues ranging from retirement planning to health monitoring, and Israeli companies are stepping up to meet the challenge. Some of the most promising products were displayed earlier this year at the Israel Aging 2.0 startup contest during the Conference for Technologies for Aging Well at Bar-Ilan University.