Previously, Amazon only allowed content to be saved to the internal storage on those smartphones. With this update, not only will users be able to save their internal storage for other content, but they could potentially download content to multiple SD cards, switch those cards in and out of their handsets, and watch all of that content offline. In addition to Amazon Prime videos, users can download any videos they've purchased to their SD cards.
The feature is rolling out on Android tablets and smartphones starting today in the US, UK, Germany, Austria, and Japan.
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Richief
18 Jul 163#3
Great, 2 days before I go on holidays, thats the plane journey sorted, thanks op.
Great, 2 days before I go on holidays, thats the plane journey sorted, thanks op.
benjammin316
18 Jul 16#4
more of a heads up than a freebie really
gb1999
18 Jul 16#5
Good stuff, but bear in mind you can only download a certain number of prime videos at one time, so unless your sd cards are small in capacity you won't need loads of them
TehJumpingJawa
18 Jul 16#6
More DRM hoops to jump through? No thanks, there is a better way.
pontprennau
18 Jul 16#7
anyone know where it puts the damn files? I can't find them :\
Donzy12 to pontprennau
19 Jul 16#9
Search for it on my files, and below it should tell you where the file is.
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Previously, Amazon only allowed content to be saved to the internal storage on those smartphones. With this update, not only will users be able to save their internal storage for other content, but they could potentially download content to multiple SD cards, switch those cards in and out of their handsets, and watch all of that content offline. In addition to Amazon Prime videos, users can download any videos they've purchased to their SD cards.
The feature is rolling out on Android tablets and smartphones starting today in the US, UK, Germany, Austria, and Japan.
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