Toronto: For tech-savvy singles who are unlucky in love, shy or just looking for a new way to meet people, Flitter could be the answer.
Hundreds of singles attended the first Flitter parties across Canada last week in the latest dating game which is a play on words of the microblogging site Twitter and flirting.
Each guest wore a white sticker with a number and gazed closely at their iPhones and BlackBerrys in a dimly lit room in Toronto, their thumbs tapping away at their mobile devices on Twitter.
They were Flittering and trying to catch the attention of other tweeters who were flying solo on the eve of Valentine's Day.
The tweeter can choose to sign off with his, or her, assigned number or send an anonymous message or compliment. The recipient can respond and meet the tweeter if interested, or just read the anonymous compliment and move on.
