August 1, 2012
Amazon introduces an app capable of streaming its video products on an iPad instantly. It sounds really cool for Apple users who actually also use Amazon to buy entertainment products (cough, cough), reports Deadline’s David Lieberman.  And the app further sweetens the pot for those using Amazon’s $79 Prime program by giving immediate iOS access to about 20,000 films and shows.  Putting the Amazon content on iPads is a smart thing and for us iPad owners, welcome news. But does this mean the Kindle is Fired? Or did users already do that?  Read more here: http://ow.ly/1lMD3x 

Amazon introduces an app capable of streaming its video products on an iPad instantly. It sounds really cool for Apple users who actually also use Amazon to buy entertainment products (cough, cough), reports Deadline’s David Lieberman. 

And the app further sweetens the pot for those using Amazon’s $79 Prime program by giving immediate iOS access to about 20,000 films and shows. 

Putting the Amazon content on iPads is a smart thing and for us iPad owners, welcome news. But does this mean the Kindle is Fired? Or did users already do that? 

Read more here: http://ow.ly/1lMD3x 

(Source: deadline.com)

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