That's a big deal, especially for Amazon Prime subscribers, as it means you can stock up on entire seasons' worth of TV shows for on-the-go binge-watching -- something that would have been much more challenging if you had to rely on internal storage. First things first: If you don't already have the Amazon Video app, you'll need to install it and sign into your Amazon account. However, don't look for it in the Google Play store; the app must be downloaded from Amazon's Appstore. Check out "How to install Amazon Appstore on your Android device.
Next, and this probably goes without saying, you'll need a memory card you can pop into your phone or tablet assuming it has a slot for one, of course. Finally, fire up the Amazon Video app. Tap the Menu button the three lines in the upper-left corner , and then tap Settings. My lucky day that this app upgrade just happened within about the past 30 days. Your Amazon app downloads the videos to that folder. What you see as increased size of data is the size of that folder. Application itself, no matter where it is located, will keep downloading things to folder.
Good news for storage-strapped Android phone and tablet owners: The Amazon Video app finally supports expansion cards! Jul 16, - Amazon has updated its Amazon Video app to allow Android users.
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