Tinder is a dating app designed to help you find attractive people nearby to share common interests with. Get talking to them directly from the app itself and you’re on you way to going out on your first Tinder date.
Tinder shows you other users in a very straightforward format. In fact, its trademark simplicity is what’s made it land an anchored spot upon the Olympus of all other dating apps—if you will. After logging on, you’ll see a photo of another user. If he or she is to your liking, you just tap on their photo to get more photos and some background information. Then, swipe right if you liked him or her, otherwise swipe left if you didn’t.
With these two simple gestures – swipe left and swipe right – managing your Tinder account is a synch. Now you can filter out anyone you aren’t immediately attracted to or get in touch with people you might actually like in a seconds flat. It goes without saying that the pictures you choose to upload onto Tinder are crucial, as they will totally determine how other users perceive you—much more so than on any other apps.
Within the settings options for Tinder (they’re also super simple), you select which gender and age range in which you are interested in, as well as filter out other users who you consider to be too far away. So, for example, you could have the app only show you men from 18 to 28 years old, located 5 kilometers or less away.
Tinder is an excellent app for finding dates. Its outstanding simplicity and ease of use are unsurpassed. In just five minutes, you’ll see dozens of different people you could probably have a good time with, although that all depends what you’re really looking for.
Here are the Android apps with the highest revenue in 2018
The mobile app business is becoming more and more profitable for many companies. There are millions of apps released every year for mobile devices, but only a few get the honor of making the list of the top earners. Based on a study published by Sensor Tower, we’re here to review the Android apps with the highest revenue at the moment.
The seven deadly sins and how they relate to the apps we use
The seven deadly sins (pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth) are more than present in our daily lives. For example, smartphones have become a must-have tool for ordering food when gluttony strikes, or to watch movies and shows on the couch when your feeling lazy. We also use our phones when we want to give in to lust or to appear to make our lives look better than they are, and boost our pride. For that reason, we’ve made a list of a few apps that make it easier for us to act on these cardinal vices using our smartphones.
Five apps to enjoy Valentine’s Day when you’re single
Valentine’s Day is one of those days when googly-eyed couples fill restaurants, buy a zillion roses, and enjoy lovely moonlit evenings. Or maybe not? Yes, I’m talking to you, my unpartnered friend. You don’t need to have a significant other to enjoy Valentine’s Day. Hence why we’ve brought you this collection of five Android apps to enjoy this special day even in the absence of a lover’s fervent gaze to swear undying love into.
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