Mobile phone dating

Melbourne, Jan 12 (ANI): A new mobile phone application has been launched to help lovelorn singles track down attractive strangers.

A man in Kuwait who discovered flirtatious messages on his sister's mobile phone shaved off her hair in anger, and had to be stopped by the police before he could completely shave off her head.

London, Sept 14 (ANI): A woman obsessed with text messaging has revealed that she has kept every one of the 100,000 messages she's received since her first in 1999.

Washington, June 21 : The way people get involved in and develop sexual relationships with others has changed dramatically over the last 20 years due to the increased availability of devices such as computers, video cams and cell phones.

New York, June 20 : An expert has indicated that sexting, which was considered a long prurient teen phenomenon, has now gone mainstream.

London, April 23 (ANI): With the fast changing technology, the idea of dating and flirting has also undergone a drastic change as mobile phone flirting shows strong signs of 'hotting up'.

London, Jan 31 (ANI): Convenience is the name of the game - even if it’s a game of love.

Research has shown that people are likelier to say ‘I love you’ on text or Facebook than writing a love letter.

Washington, Jan 23 (ANI): A whole new array of applications on the Web and smartphones are designed to help you spot singles near you.

A Japanese beach-resort has come up with a novel idea where tourists can enjoy the evening sunset - with a virtual girlfriend.

Melbourne, Aug 11 : iPhone owners have the most number of sexual partners in their lifetime, a recent study by dating site OkCupid has revealed.

According to The Age, the website completed a study about its users' smartphones and sexual life, and concluded that among people who use smartphones, iPhone users have the most sexual partners, followed by BlackBerry and Android users.