Version Information
- Version
- 1.2.1
- Release date
- Oct 8, 2026
- Size
- 49.8 MB
- Android
- 9.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- net.asr.antelope.a6workspace
- Developer
- Antelope international limited
About Antelope 6
Antelope 6 is a business application published by Antelope international limited and identified by the package name net.asr.antelope.a6workspace. It ships as one self-contained installable package that places a dedicated workspace on the user's handset. The release delivered with this entry is version 1.2.1, dated 2026-10-08. Package identity and developer The app is filed under the business category, with Antelope international limited named as the company behind it. The identifier net.asr.antelope.a6workspace is what the system records once the app is present on a device, so it is the reference to use when checking what is installed or how stored data is attributed. No separate editions or alternate builds are described in these facts. Installing the current build The app arrives as a single package of 49.8 MB, with no alternative file formats listed, so installation follows the ordinary route of opening the file and confirming the on-screen prompts. Since everything is delivered in one package rather than as separate modules, there is no secondary configuration step recorded. Version 1.2.1 is the build delivered here. Device and system compatibility The build requires Android 9.0+ or newer, making it the intended baseline for the handset. Devices below that floor may refuse the package outright, while newer devices should satisfy it comfortably. The listing supplies no further detail on screen sizes, processors or sensors, so the stated system version is the only compatibility signal available. What the listing does not specify The content rating is marked unknown, meaning no age classification accompanies this entry, and no tags are attached to describe individual functions. Users seeking detail on specific features, permissions or regional availability will not find it in these facts, and should instead rely on what is confirmed: developer, category, package name, version, size and system requirement.