By Krystal Hu NEW YORK (Reuters) -TikTok is preparing to launch a standalone app for U.S. users that is expected to operate ...

Nowadays, there is an app for that, one is told quite frequently. Indeed, it seems that nowadays there is an app for everything. Apps that organize our lives, help us watch our diet and weight, ...

Two computer science professors at University of Toronto may have caused mild panic among stylists last month when they announced the results of their latest research: an algorithm that analyses ...

Online dating might not help you to find the one. But the data from dating apps offers some tantalising insights. In one night, Matt Taylor finished Tinder. He ran a script on his computer that ...

A few years ago, Tinder let Fast Company reporter Austin Carr look at his “secret internal Tinder rating,” and vaguely explained to him how the system worked. Essentially, the app used an Elo ...

TikTok is filled with advice for tricking dating app algorithms, all in the pursuit of better or more matches. Fixating on these hacks and apps' failures is a waste of time.

New data suggests that recent changes made to Apple's App Store ranking algorithm were based not on how often users run applications, but how they are categorized within the directory.

No matter what, dating app algorithms are esoteric and ripe for users to try and "game" them. A common complaint from men on the internet is that they're just not getting any matches from women.

The world of computing is full of buzzwords: AI, supercomputers, machine learning, the cloud, quantum computing and more. One word in particular is used throughout computing – algorithm.

Online dating might not help you to find the one. But the data from dating apps offers some tantalising insights. In one night, Matt Taylor finished Tinder. He ran a script on his computer that ...