6tin, the third-party Tinder app for Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile, has been updated to version 3.3. It includes some chat improvements to the app.
6tin, the popular third-party Tinder app 6tin for Windows 10 Mobile and PC, has been updated to version 3.2. It adds support for using large emojis in messages.
6tin, the unofficial Tinder app for Windows developed by Rudy Huyn, has been updated to version 3.1. It was only a few weeks ago when we last looked at the app being bumped to 3.0, but today we have a bunch of new features to walkthrough, including the ability to like messages and upload some new selfies.
A new version of the popular third-party Tinder app 6tin is available now for Windows 10 Mobile and PC. The 3.0 version has been rewritten to use Microsoft's latest OS.
The third-party Windows Phone Tinder app 6tin has been updated to version 2.9, allowing users to send Super Likes for the first time.
Windows Phone app developer Rudy Huyn has confirmed that 6tin, the third-party Windows Phone Tinder app, will also be his first app made specifically for Windows 10. He also hinted that his third-party Instagram app 6tag would be next in line for a Windows 10 version.
Someday we might have have an official Tinder app available on Windows Phone. In the meantime, we've got a few unofficial apps from third-party developers. One them, 6tin, has had a turbulent time in the Windows Phone Store so far. It's been disappeared and reappeared a handful of times. As of now, it looks like it might stick around a bit. Today it just picked up an update that adds a...
The cat and mouse game continues. 6tin, Rudy Huyn's Tinder client for Windows Phone, has returned to the Windows Phone Store. Last week it disappeared from the Store, but now appears to be back. Tinder had originally had the app pulled after complaining about their trademark being used in the app description. The app was updated with a new description and appeared in the Store only...
In the ongoing cat and mouse game between Rudy Huyn and Tinder, it appears Tinder is gaining the upper hand. On Monday, June 30th Tinder filed a complaint against 6tin over the usage of 'Tinder' in the app description, triggering Microsoft to pull the app. Within hours, however, Huyn had removed the offending language and 6tin was right back on the Store. Now just 48 hours later, 6tin...
If you've been displeased at the fact Tinder filed a trademark complaint against Rudy Huyn and his 6tin app, you can now take a step back and relax a little bit because the app has once again arrived on Windows Phone and is available for download. There's no full on explanation as to why it has returned, however Huyn noted earlier today he was in the process of removing the offending...
On June 21, developer Rudy Huyn re-released his Windows Phone Tinder client, changing the name from 6tindr to just 6tin. The move follows a six-month gap between when Huyn began speaking with the Tinder team to make his app the official client for Windows Phone. Talks failed to materialize an app, so 6tin was released instead. Tinder though seems to not be taking the news too well as...
Just before the weekend hits, we'd like to ensure you all have the latest updates from the store. While a large proportion of the community is running the Windows Phone 8.1 Developer Preview, which sports automatic app updates on the store, there are those of you who aren't on the preview and other who simply enjoy manually making sure everything is on the latest version. Let's see...
Although Windows Phone is gaining official apps left and right, Tinder isn't one of them. A few months ago, developer extraordinaire Rudy Huyn released an app called 6tindr, which brought all the features over from the famous partner finding service. The app caught the attention of Tinder, who was not pleased and promptly asked for the removal of the app. The good news to the story was...