Sometimes a technology becomes outdated, and is consigned to history books. Crikey, we think, why did we ever use that? Well history students will tell you that the past is … Continue reading →

Since we founded Tinder Corp in 2010, our ethos has been that we don’t just want people to have technology; we want them to use technology. We never wanted to … Continue reading →

Although Britain is starting to relax again in the wake of the Corona Virus and businesses are beginning to get back to normal, many people are starting to question what … Continue reading →

It’s pretty safe to say that working and learning from home are set to be the new normal for a lot of people from now on, which makes a working … Continue reading →

Central London has always been a fashionable place to live, and projects such as the Burnt Oak Broadway development are guaranteeing that gorgeous, contemporary living remains de rigueur for the … Continue reading →

Here at Tinder Corp we’re dedicated to the development of our team, both as a group and as individuals. When John and Paul founded the company many many centuries ago … Continue reading →

As of January 14th, support for Windows 7 has been officially withdrawn, meaning that the seminal operating system is now effectively obsolete. When the system was launched in 2009, Microsoft … Continue reading →

In fact when it comes to IT, the entire cloud is silver or, if you work with Tinder, pure gold! You’ve probably heard of ‘the cloud’ in the context of … Continue reading →

Normally when we talk about things being ‘future proof’ we’re talking about a future 3-10 years from now, in which the state of technology is still uncertain, but in which … Continue reading →

Ah Spam, once a can of what is often generously described as meat, now the bane of every email user’s life. We all know how annoying this is: you go … Continue reading →