Dating service eHarmony taps software for help with relationships
GLOBAL - As growth in the online dating industry slows, eHarmony hopes to improve the experience of 15 million registered users through bettter website monitoring. Full story »
Related Posts
- EHarmony stores plenty of romance Online dating site eHarmony.com continues to amass scores of data to fuel its online relationship service for 15 million registered users. The company 18 months ago deployed clustered storage systems to handle the photos, images, logs and other...
- Online dating brings hope, frustration - survey Online dating renews women's hope in love and sex, but can be just as disappointing as the real-life dating scene, according to new Canadian research.
- Mobiles key to modern relationships According to an Australian-first study, the mobile phone is a crucial aid in modern relationships.
- Are you sick enough for me? Australian lonely hearts with health conditions are turning to a specialised online dating service in their quest to find love.