The first two books that will take advantage of the functionality are Rick Steves’ London by Rick Steves and Together We Cannot Fail by Terry Golway, and are already available for purchase in the Kindle Store at http://www.amazon.com/kindleaudiovideo.
Dorothy Nicholls director of the Amazon Kindle said “We are excited to add this functionality to Kindle for iPad and Kindle for iPhone and iPod touch…This is just the beginning–we look forward to seeing what authors and publishers create for Kindle customers using the new functionality of the Kindle apps.”
While Kindle is intended to be a text only app, it’s great to see audio and video functionality being added to the app as well. What are your thoughts on the addition of audio and video to the application? Will you be more or less inclined to buy a title with audio/video added to it?