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July 1, 2011 07:17 am GMT
Well, well, well. It looks like everybody's favorite limited social networking and photo-sharing app has finally come to Android. That's right, today Path announced via its blog that Path for Android will be available in the Android Market beginning today. And sure it enough, it is. Check it out. But this is by no means a finished product. Path considers Version 1.0 of its Android app to be a public beta, using it to test the waters and learn what works and doesn't work as it ports to a new mobile OS. This maiden voyage for Android has quite a few of the familiar features that Path fans have come to enjoy, but according to Path Co-founder Dave Morin, there's much more to come.
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Behold: Path Comes To Android In Public Beta
Well, well, well. It looks like everybody's favorite limited social networking and photo-sharing app has finally come to Android. That's right, today Path announced via its blog that Path for Android will be available in the Android Market beginning today. And sure it enough, it is. Check it out. But this is by no means a finished product. Path considers Version 1.0 of its Android app to be a public beta, using it to test the waters and learn what works and doesn't work as it ports to a new mobile OS. This maiden voyage for Android has quite a few of the familiar features that Path fans have come to enjoy, but according to Path Co-founder Dave Morin, there's much more to come.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/as9elGneTaw/
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