An onscreen motion that has become a meme for marital affairs because of the Tinder dating app, which popularized it. As images of all the subscribers on the service are scrolled, members swipe left ...

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 ...

The rules of Tinder are pretty simple: You swipe right, or you swipe left. You like someone's profile (right), or you don't (left). Occasionally, you might send a ...

Swipe right to like. Swipe left to pass. This is the general basis of Tinder, the popular app that gamifies dating by asking users to swipe to approve or disapprove of a potential match. Swiping ...

If you're an online dater, you've probably at least tried your hand at using Tinder before; as such, you're probably familiar with the fact that, when you're presented with a user profile, you can ...

The popular dating app Tinder launched in 2012, but a look at Tinder’s original patent application from years earlier reveals the app’s signature “swipe right, swipe left” almost didn’t happen. Filed ...

Swipe left. Swipe right. It’s such a small gesture that packs such a big punch. After Tinder launched about two years ago, its dead-simple user interface helped propel the app–and its interface–into ...

If you are a millennial, the language of “swiping” is simple. Swipe right to show interest -- and swipe left to move on. Take a look at Tinder, the online dating app. Tinder users view an online ...

The dating app launched "Swipe the Vote" Wednesday. — -- Tinder users may soon find the familiar faces of Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton among their matches, thanks to a new initiative. The ...

Finding a roommate might be as easy as finding that next hookup, thanks to a new app called RentHoop. Launched this spring by Paul Burke, a graduate of Western Washington University, the app aims to ...