So, we all know what a tech giant Apple really is. Recently, there was a huge media frenzy over the release of their new product, Apple IPad. The IPad is a tablet that has no keyboard or mouse and is all touch screen. It also has a USB port and Internal HD.
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Did you miss it? Podcast is up on Ivory Tower Radio
In case you missed it, Path’s own Ruben Quinones was on Larry Sharpe’s show on Ivory Tower Radio on Jan. 22nd.
Listen Now! Continue reading
Understanding Google SMS : A Quick Refresher
Another LinkedIn Success Story
Another success story using LinkedIn a prior post, Kate Edwards met with a business that was searching on LinkedIn for a restaurant consultant. How about another industry? Enter Colin Wheeler… Continue reading
Join Path Interactive on Ivory Tower Radio
If you are a small business owner, in a sales, and or network at all in NYC, you probably know Larry Sharpe. Larry is a dynamic sales instructor, speaker, trainer, etc. He is also a host at Ivory Tower Radio, which is a weekly internet radio show on Fridays at noon. One of Path Interactive’s own, Ruben Quinones, will be a guest on the show talking about Social Media and how to grow your online audience. So click here at noon and tune in! Continue reading
Become a fan and have a chance to win 3 months free at the best sports club in NYC
Keep that New Year’s resolution going, become a fan and enter for a chance to win 3 free months at the Chelsea Piers Sports Center! Just go to our fan page @ www.facebook.com/pathinteractive, click on “Become a Fan” on the top, then Continue reading
When Google Launches Google Chrome Extensions, How much Will Chrome’s Popularity Extend?
It’s just going to get better for us while the browser wars simmer. Of the lot of the popular browsers in the market Google Chrome just popped up. However, it has a lot going for it. For instance, it is extremely light weighted, has some cool features and is a pretty mighty one; so much so that it is poised to become a complete operating system all by itself. Continue reading
Google Goggles: A picture is now worth a thousand words and searches
Have you ever been in a situation where you don’t seem to get the right words to speak? It happens when you are about to do a search on Google. Sometimes, you are just not able to word your searches well enough to allow Google to fetch you your information.
Google Goggles, brings in a unique feature to Google’s already growing suite of applications. It will now enable an application on Google’s Android phones and will allow you to conduct searches using images taken from your mobile phone. Continue reading
Search Engines and Abbreviations
I was recently looking for Kentucky Fried Chicken on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, NYC so I went to Google and did an exact search for what I was looking for. ”Kentucky Fried Chicken UWS”. I don’t recall ever having done that search before within Google so the result that I got was not from a learned behavior by Google.
