Path has hived off its mobile-only messaging service as a standalone app named “Talk,” it said Friday. It also ended limits on the number of friends users can communicate with, and announced its purchase of place messaging pioneer TalkTo as it sets itself for growth. The Talk app has a new feature, Ambient Status, that shows users’ current status at a glance — whether they’re in transit, in the neighborhood, or even if their battery is running low. TalkTo lets users text message any nearby business and get a texted response within minutes.
Path Adds Another Avenue for Mobile Gabfest
Posted by: Richard Adhikari June 23, 2014 10:34 AMPath has hived off its mobile-only messaging service as a standalone app named “Talk,” it said Friday. It also ended limits on the number of friends users can communicate with, and announced its purchase of place messaging pioneer TalkTo as it sets itself for growth. The Talk app has a new feature, Ambient Status, that shows users’ current status at a glance — whether they’re in transit, in the neighborhood, or even if their battery is running low. TalkTo lets users text message any nearby business and get a texted response within minutes.