The moment that England fans have been waiting for is almost finally here, with England set to take on Italy in the Euro 2020 final this Sunday. While the main focus of the day will be the big game, singletons will also be happy to hear that a win could also help you to get a date. Dating app Hinge has announced that it will be giving out free Roses - its name for'premium likes' - if England wins this weekend. Dating app Hinge has announced that it will be giving out free Roses - its name for'premium likes' - if England wins this weekend Hinge describes itself as'the dating app for people who want to get off dating apps', and is one of the most popular apps in the UK and US. Last year, Hinge introduced'Roses', its name for premium likes.

Dating app Hinge has today announced it will be giving out £100 to couples who match on the site, go on an in-person date this week and want a second date. A total of £15,000 will be dished out by the company to encourage singletons to go on real-life dates now restrictions have eased and pubs and restaurants are open. Hinge has dubbed the payment a'second date stipend' and say there are no restrictions on what it can be used on. To ensure both people on the date have equal control, Hinge will give £50 to each of the aspiring lovers. Hinge is one of the most popular dating apps in Britain, combining the swiping of rival apps like Tinder with a more personal approach, asking in-depth questions.

Hinge, the dating app that promised a better set of prospects by suggesting matches who share Facebook friends, is about to radically change its course: it's ditching its requirement that users log in with Facebook. The change will go into effect on Monday, June 5th on Android, followed by a June 12th release on iOS. While the option to use Facebook won't be fully removed, users will instead be able to choose to authenticate using their phone number, the company says. The decision was prompted by ongoing requests from users who have asked for a non-Facebook login option, Hinge founder and CEO Justin McLeod says. This is especially important to the company as people "move away from Facebook and onto other platforms," he notes.

Dating app Hinge is rewarding couples who meet on the app with free gifts. Couples who have made it to various relationship milestones - from early ones such as the first sleepover to more serious ones like having a baby - can claim gifts from the'Hinge Milestone Market,' including everything from an electric toothbrush to a $200 vibrator. The company partnered with sponsors like Casper, Plated, Minibar and Rent the Runway to provide rewards for the 11 milestones. Dating app Hinge is rewarding couples who meet on the app with free gifts. 'Hinge's Milestone Marketplace is a pop-up online store designed to celebrate and reward major relationship milestones - from the very first sleepover to engagements, weddings and babies,' Hinge said. The store - which will be live for seven days through August 23 - will operate on a first-come, first served basis.

Android fans haven't been able to use the Hinge dating app for around nine months, but that's all changing. The relationship-minded dating app is now available on Google's mobile OS. Hinge says based on its previous Android user-base that it expects that to grow by 30 percent from current numbers. Which in turn means better chances at finding long-term love. What's more, the company says that its amount of daily active users has grown by 50 percent in the last two months alone -- more potential matches can only be a good thing for everyone involved regardless of what software their phone runs.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can diagnose illnesses, fight parking tickets, and now, AI is being to find humans love. Dating app Hinge is currently testing a virtual assistant called'Audrey' that will act as the user's wing woman – it talks to their matches and sets up a date. The technology is currently in beta, but Hinge is said to offer the service for $99 a month in bid to'say goodbye to matching, messaging and scheduling'. Dating app Hinge is currently testing a virtual assistant called'Audrey' that will act as the user's wing woman – it talks to their matches and sets up a date. Audrey was designed to chat with a users matches and setup a date between the two.