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Onavo (onavo.com) a new Tel Aviv-based start-up, has an iPhone app that compresses users' Web, e-mail and application data.
In doing this, Ben-Gurion not only created a new Tel Aviv that was 'part of' biblical Jaffa, he erased the Palestinian city.
The new Tel Aviv was established by white European Jews, and thus, as Gabriel Ash says the centennial "is legitimising colonialism through the commemoration of the arrival of white Europeans to the orient".
This approach can help compare the combined metro or LRT alternatives of the new Tel Aviv plan to the metro-only alternatives as well as measure the performance relative to the metro systems in other cities around the world.
In recent months, the iOS App Store has filled with "smart" calendars such as Sunrise, Tempo and Cue, but a new Tel Aviv-based startup called Calendo, despite its name, isn't trying to directly compete with these types of applications.
