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Rumors suggest Apple's first iPhone Fold may include a 5,500‑mAh battery—the largest in an iPhone yet—driven by a foldable display, with redesigned volume buttons toward the top and tweaks to the hinge, chassis, and cameras, signaling a stronger emphasis on battery life and usability for a foldable iPhone.
A LA comedian details how a seemingly perfect Hinge match led her to uncover the man’s marital status after spotting a wedding ring in his photos, tracing his identity through his job, finding a Knot vow renewal, and reviewing his wife’s LinkedIn and Instagram; the man later claimed a divorce was in process, sparking debate online and underscoring how easily personal information can be found on the web and the need for caution when dating online.
A rumor suggests Apple’s iPhone Fold will use a liquid metal hinge and titanium body to improve durability and weight distribution, featuring a crease-minimizing OLED display with a ~7.7-inch main panel and ~5.4-inch cover. Sources like Yeux1122 and Ming-Chi Kuo are cited, though mass production of liquid metal has historically been challenging. If true, the device could launch in H2 2026 as an eSIM-only model with a around $2,399 price.
A lawsuit alleges that dating platforms like Hinge and Tinder ignored multiple complaints about Dr. Stephen Matthews, a serial rapist who used their apps to meet women he assaulted, despite being flagged multiple times. The lawsuit claims the companies failed to take effective action, allowing Matthews to continue his crimes until his conviction and 158-year sentence, and are now being sued for negligence and other violations.
A user has reported a hinge crack in the new Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones, raising concerns as this issue previously affected the XM5 model despite Sony's redesign efforts. It remains unclear if this is an isolated incident or part of a broader durability problem, especially given the headphones' high price and Sony's past issues with hinge strength.
Zohran Mamdani has the potential to make history as the first NYC mayor to meet his wife on the dating app Hinge.
Christina LaBarbiera, a Christie’s International realtor, is suing her ex-boyfriend Rob Harris for allegedly conning her out of over $70,000 after meeting on Hinge. Harris, a real estate agent, love-bombed LaBarbiera and convinced her to send him money for various reasons, including a fake arrest and a condo offer in Miami. It was later revealed that Harris was living with another woman in New Jersey while claiming to be in Miami. LaBarbiera has filed a lawsuit against Harris for fraud and warns others to be cautious when dating, as she fell victim to a similar scheme as the infamous "Tinder Swindler."
"Desperate Housewives" star Teri Hatcher was kicked off the dating app Hinge after the company believed her account was fraudulent, mistaking her for someone impersonating herself. Hatcher complained and requested a refund, but ultimately decided to give up on dating apps altogether. She expressed contentment with being single and joked about not needing a man, citing her busy life and close friendships. Hatcher has been divorced twice and has a 26-year-old daughter with her second husband.
Teri Hatcher reveals she was kicked off the dating app Hinge after users flagged her profile as fake, leading her to declare she's "over it" and done with dating apps. The "Desperate Housewives" actress, who recently celebrated her birthday, is embracing intentional living and focusing on a full and happy life. This comes amid accusations of contributing to a hostile work environment on the set of "Desperate Housewives," with multiple people hinting at her being the cause.
Teri Hatcher revealed that she was kicked off the dating app Hinge because they thought her profile was fake, leading her to swear off dating apps altogether. Despite the experience, she expressed contentment with her busy life and stated that she doesn't need a man, as she has a fulfilling life with her friends and cat. Hatcher shared her sentiments during an appearance on the HSN+ series Getting Grilled with Curtis Stone, where she also discussed her childhood, career, and love of food.
Actress Teri Hatcher revealed that she was kicked off the dating app Hinge because her profile was deemed fake, leading her to declare that she's done with dating apps. She expressed contentment with her busy life and emphasized that she doesn't need a man, citing her fulfilling friendships and her cat. Hatcher also shared her intention to follow Jane Fonda's advice on intentional living as she celebrated her 59th birthday.
Hinge CEO Justin McLeod acknowledges that users are experiencing burnout on dating apps due to either an overwhelming number of options or a lack of responses. To combat this, Hinge plans to use AI algorithms to create more targeted matches and improve the user experience. The AI will utilize profile information, in-app behavior, and post-date feedback to enhance matchmaking. This initiative is part of a broader effort by Match Group, Hinge's parent company, to integrate AI-driven features across its dating app portfolio to address user issues and attract new users. McLeod predicts that AI will revolutionize online dating as significantly as the advent of dating apps themselves.
Hinge, a dating app known for its intention to be deleted once users find a match, has experienced significant financial growth, with revenue projections for 2023 exceeding $400 million, a stark increase from under $1 million in 2017. CEO Justin McLeod credits this success to word-of-mouth marketing, a focus on authenticity, and technological improvements that have made the app 20 times more effective in setting up dates. McLeod also highlights the potential of AI to further enhance matchmaking efficiency and the company's commitment to improving user experience without limiting access or pushing for increased payments.
A woman in her 20s adjusted her Hinge dating app settings to find potential matches aged 60-100 and came across hilarious profiles. She compiled the funniest audio answers into a TikTok series called "The Golden Bachelor: Unhinged," featuring responses ranging from blunt declarations about fish tacos to heavy dad-joke energy. The profiles included amusingly earnest answers, gushing about pleasing partners, and even a plea to not be hated for not working as hard.
A Hinge user went viral on TikTok after sharing a text message from a match who told her he needed someone "with a little less self respect." The message praised her for having her life together but admitted that he couldn't live up to her standards. While some users expressed shock and disbelief, others saw it as a compliment or a bullet dodged.