Left Field, a new NYC-based dating app, ditches endless swiping for real-world encounters. Ever miss the thrill of the 2016 ...

Left Field, a new dating app, has launched in New York City and aims to combat swipe fatigue with location-based ...

This International Women’s Day, Tinder India is breaking down outdated norms and ushering in a new era of dating. Say goodbye ...

Ahead of Valentine's Day, a number of men are following this surprising trend in an attempt to impress potential dates.

As technology becomes increasingly woven into our daily lives, the line between convenience and control is growing ...

Dating apps are in for a shake-up. Many users are tired of swiping, dating app giants like Match Group (which owns Tinder and Hinge) face headwinds, and new startups are launching left and right.

Sound familiar? Schüll thinks so. “There’s something very similar about the mechanisms that are built into dating apps, especially with swiping,” she says. “Swiping left and right—it ...

Around 350 million people globally use dating apps, and they amass an estimated annual revenue of more than US$5 billion. In Australia, 49 per cent of adults report using at least one online ...

Nate agrees. "I was able to build a lot more of a connection with people I meet in gaming than I ever was able to in a dating app." Nate and Jess (pictured, alongside their virtual engagement ...