However, it's worth noting that this only applies to Fire TV devices -- there are still no plans for an official YouTube app on the Echo Show. And there's no YouTube app planned for Amazon's Fire tablets, as well, but those devices can already access YouTube through their browser.

This should mark the end of a long, contentious relationship between Amazon and Google. For a while, Amazon declined to sell Google's Chromecast devices, products that compete directly with Amazon's own Fire TV products. Amazon also didn't include support for Google Cast in the Prime Video app, which made it essentially impossible to get Prime Video on bigger screens if you used Google products. Google responded by pulling support for the YouTube apps on Fire TV as well as the Echo Show.

Late last year, though, Amazon started selling Google's Chromecast devices, something that indicated relationships between the companies was improving. And while the apps aren't available yet, we know that they're coming soon. It would be nice if YouTube was available on the Echo Show, too, but at least it seems Google and Amazon aren't sabotaging each other's streaming video devices anymore.