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Amazon added this about six months ago, but it requires another iOS device: http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/17/amazons-instant-video-app-adds-airplay-support-for

by dankoss 13y ago

Amazon added this about six months ago, but it requires another iOS device: http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/17/amazons-instant-video-app-adds-airplay-support-for-streaming-to-apple-tv/ http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/17/amazons-instant-video-app-a...

smackfu 13y ago
Interesting that Amazon now has a pretty good motivation to remove this feature.
- twoodfin 13y ago
  Why? Amazon wants to make money on the blades (content), not the razor.
  - esrauch 13y ago
    Except they are now selling a razor that "works best" with their own blades.
    - guiambros 13y ago
      Don't get confused: Amazon will always sell you both razors and blades. They're not in the business of winning one specific category: they want to win everything. That's why you can use the Kindle app on your iOS, or Android, or web browser. Or Amazon Prime on PS3/4, Xbox One/360, Roku, iOS. They don't have to kill the iPad; they just have to win every book reader.
      - rednukleus 13y ago
        Except Amazon Prime still doesn't work on Android, other than the Fire. Kindle is truly cross platform, but Prime streaming video is not.
- ycaspirant 13y ago
  Why? That's like saying that Amazon has a motivation to remove the Kindle app from iPhones and iPads so that you'll be forced to buy their Kindle. Amazon actually doesn't care if you buy their hardware or not, they only care about selling you content.