Path social network comes to Windows Phone
It's been half a year since the news broke that the Path social network was coming to the Windows Phone 8 platform, but finally it has been fulfilled. In this way, one of the most curious applications in the social sphere is opened to the public. A tool focused on social networks but on a small scale, focusing mainly on family and close people to share moments, likes and interests in a private and intimate way.
It is a social network itself. And it is that the key lies in being linked to other users to know their activities. However, what differentiates Path from Facebook, for example, is that there is a limit of 150 users All this designed to create a private and close environment, far from the frivolity of adding anyone to know about it. Although it is only one of the characteristics of this curious social network
Of course, keep in mind that the arrival of Path to Windows Phone is not definitive and absolute. And it is that it has still been presented in beta or test phase Therefore, and although it is fully functional, some error or malfunction can still be found. Issues that can be detected, or not, and that must be polished before its official departure.However, all those users of this platform who wish to can check how it works and enjoy many of its features.
One of the points that stands out in the arrival of this application is that it does not seem to have left important functions along the way And it is that When you version apps previously seen on iPhone or Android, they often arrive in a light version or decaf to Windows Phone This is not the case with Path, which has several extra periods and including an exclusive functionality for users of Nokia Lumia devices, or the possibility of receiving notifications in the time live or tile of the desktop application
Just create a user account to start posting on a timeline thoughts, books being enjoyed, music being listened to, or places and people with whom you are at that moment.Contents that can include text and even photos. In addition, Path has incorporated a content store over the past year to expand the possibilities, such as filters. Issue that allows you to change the appearance of snapshots, enhancing it with 50 extra filters for Nokia Lumia users.
All these publications can be rated by other users with smileys, commented on, published at the same time on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Foursquareor even make posts private, marking only a select group of users who can see it. In short, a social but intimate and private tool at the same time. At the moment it is only in beta version but it can be downloaded and tested completely free through Windows Phone Store
