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Dating apps in India are seeing a cultural shift as Gen Z users move beyond mindless swiping and "timepass." A new study shows many young daters now prioritise clarity, emotional honesty, and meaningful connections. Women are leading this change by filtering matches more carefully and setting clearer intentions on their profiles.

Tinder is overhauling its platform with AI-powered features designed to deliver more meaningful matches, reduce swipe fatigue and improve user safety, as dating apps struggle to retain younger users.

Bumble has introduced an AI assistant called Bee that learns users' values and relationship goals through conversations to recommend better matches, as the dating app experiments with moving beyond swipe-based matchmaking.

Tinder has been the most popular dating app on the market, a status it has held since it launched in 2012

The UMANG app has added the 'Mera Ration' feature, enabling ration card holders to check eligibility, ration entitlement, and nearby fair price shops online using their ration card or Aadhaar number.

UPI apps now let you make payments without using PIN codes like ATM transactions and this new feature is rolling out for everyone.

The Aadhaar App is being promoted as a solution for travellers who forget physical identification documents during their trips. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) released a video showcasing how users can check into hotels using the app., Technology & Science, Times Now

Across Sweden, gangs are recruiting dozens of child contract killers - mostly via middlemen on social media using encrypted apps such as Signal and Snapchat. Authorities say murder cases with child suspects have skyrocketed and that gangs are targeting children because the age of criminal responsibility is 15

X is asking for proposals for financial content, real-time stock data and other features from financial data giants

Launched in the US last September, Temu recorded a gross merchandise volume exceeding US$50 million in the week through February 5.