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Why do you say that? With the benefit of hindsight, we can see that Android phones didn't get AIV until it was clear the Fire Phone flopped. And unless you mes
by fpgeek 12y ago
Why do you say that?
With the benefit of hindsight, we can see that Android phones didn't get AIV until it was clear the Fire Phone flopped. And unless you mess around with sideloading, it still isn't supported on Android tablets (non-cellular ones, at least). And, from what I've heard, Android TV (or at least ADT-1) doesn't support the Google TV app even though it probably works (or, at worst, can be trivially made to).
- zwily 12y agoAmazon profits off the content sales. The hardware is to drive that, so they typically don't care how you watch the content.
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- pbreit 12y agoIt took forever just to get the Instant Video app on Android and still with a very clumsy installation process. But it did make it eventually. So, I don't think the evidence supports that assertion.