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December 20, 2012 11:01 pm GMT
With its latest update, Path is adding an important new feature the ability to search through all of your content, as well as your friends'.Co-founder and CEO Dave Morin told me yesterday that even though he's described Path as a journaling app in the past (when Path unveiled its big revamp last year, he said it was a for users to "capture all the experiences" on their path through life), "The one thing that we haven't really enabled is a way for us to go back and search through that journal in a way that's really powerful and really easy." That's something Morin said he's been planning from the very start, and today it's available to users.
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Path Starts Looking Like The Best Place To Store Your Social Data, Thanks To Its New Search Feature
With its latest update, Path is adding an important new feature the ability to search through all of your content, as well as your friends'.Co-founder and CEO Dave Morin told me yesterday that even though he's described Path as a journaling app in the past (when Path unveiled its big revamp last year, he said it was a for users to "capture all the experiences" on their path through life), "The one thing that we haven't really enabled is a way for us to go back and search through that journal in a way that's really powerful and really easy." That's something Morin said he's been planning from the very start, and today it's available to users.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/3Zi7brOB2Sw/
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