Communication
Why does a landline phone still exist in hotel rooms? It turns out there are good reasons
With so many smart apps connected to your hotel stay, what is the point of the landline phone next to the bed?
Lost for words: Analysis shows humanity lost 28% of its daily conversation over 14 years
The language gap – and why it matters - opinion
IRGC‑linked Tasnim warns of risks to undersea cables below Strait of Hormuz
Al Jazeera Nazareth branch continues broadcasts after national ban, gets shut down
The seizure was part of a raid by the inspectors from the Communications Ministry, responsible for enforcing PM ban.
Combat without connection: IDF learn from Gaza and prepare for war without telecommunications
The Teleprocessing Corps was challenged to operate without access to standard communications technologies or reconnect to field troops while deprived of communications.
End to reception problems at events: Pelephone unveils 5G MAX network
The company introduced dedicated packages on the new network and demonstrated in Israel the ability to deploy the network anywhere with speeds of up to about 6 gigabits. What are the prices?
Ministry's plan to boost cellular reception in Judea and Samaria
Communication Ministry to connect dozens of sites in Judea and Samaria to cellular communication outside the Green Line, investing NIS 50 million to improve coverage and eliminate disruptions.
This is how Israel plans to combat telephone fraud targeting the elderly
Dr. Shlomo Karhi, Communications Minister, spearheads a crucial initiative to shield the elderly and new immigrants from the scourge of telephone fraud.
Meta Israel's communications chief: It’s the abilities, not the disabilities
"Pick up your head, look around, and remember that it’s the abilities, not the disabilities, that really count," says Maayan Sarig, head of communications and partnerships at Meta Israel.
Ever wish your dog could understand you? New research suggests they can
Pet dogs can learn to respond to human words because they understand that some ‘stand for’ objects.
Communications Ministry to fine cell companies for poor reception
First time: Ministry of Communications intends to fine Pelephone, Partner, Cellcom, Hot Mobile, and Wicom around 9 million shekels for not meeting 95% 4G cellular coverage requirements in settlements
Can you hear me now: Cell companies face fine for bad service
If the sanctions go through, this will be the first time that such sanctions are imposed.
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