Nobody wants to swipe anymore. Dating apps like Bumble and Tinder are scrambling to keep younger users engaged, and dealing ...

A mobile phone with the Hinge dating app logo on its screen, in Athens, Greece, on 31 January 2024. Photo by Nikos Pekiaridis/NurPhoto via Getty Images. Recent studies show what many daters already ...

AI is not ready to hang up its Cupid’s arrow just yet. Facebook Dating is the latest dating app to present AI-based features as the answer to “swipe fatigue,” Meta announced yesterday. The new ...

Tinder does have a competitive edge. It's widely used and often the first app people turn to when they want to start dating ...

Online dating is now the most popular way for people to couple up, according to researchers at Stanford. With the four biggest players — Tinder, Bumble, Hinge and Grindr— having a combined revenue of ...

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Millions of people are falling in love through their phones right now, and the experience looks nothing like it did even ten years ago. Dating apps have become the new normal for modern romance, ...

Everyone has their approach when it comes to scrolling on dating apps. Some people take the job very seriously and only swipe right on someone after thoroughly reviewing their bio, sharing it with ...

Halfway through director Doug Liman's 1996 buddy comedy "Swingers," Mike (Jon Favreau) meets Nikki (Brooke Langton) while ordering a drink at a local dance bar. Fresh out of a six-year relationship, ...