About Azercell
Azercell is the Android application published by Azercell Telekom MMC, delivered under the package name com.azercell.ss.app. It is filed in the business category and is intended for customers who want the operator's own official tool installed on their handset rather than a third-party substitute.
Who publishes this app
The listed developer is Azercell Telekom MMC, and the application identifies itself to Android through the package identifier com.azercell.ss.app. That identifier is what the system uses to recognise the install, keep it distinct from other titles, and apply updates to the same app rather than a separate one. Because the publisher and the package name line up, you can confirm you are dealing with the genuine release before you commit it to your device.
What the build needs to run
The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer. If your phone already runs a more recent platform release, it will comfortably satisfy the requirement, while very old handsets that predate the stated baseline may not be able to install or run the package correctly. It is worth checking your device's platform version first rather than discovering an incompatibility halfway through setup.
Current version and release date
The latest version on this listing is 5.1.0, published on 2026-09-29. Anyone comparing an already installed copy against the current release can use those details to see whether their install matches what is now being offered, and can expect the newest package to carry the fixes and refinements added up to that date.
Storage and installation footprint
The download is 55.8 MB in size, so it is sensible to confirm that your phone has ample free space before beginning the install, leaving extra room for the system to unpack the package. Devices meeting the stated platform requirement should handle the application without difficulty.
APK Information
- Version
- 5.1.0
- Size
- 55.8 MB
- Android
- 8.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Sep 29, 2026
- Package
- com.azercell.ss.app
- Developer
- "Azercell Telekom" MMC
Features
Business
Operator App
Frequently Asked Questions
Which devices are able to install Azercell?
The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, so any handset running that platform version or a later one should be able to install it. Devices running an older platform than the stated baseline may be refused by the system when you try to open the package. If your phone already runs something more recent than the requirement, compatibility should not be a concern.
How much free space should I have available?
The package itself is 55.8 MB in size. It is worth having noticeably more room than that free on your device, because the system needs spare space to unpack and stage the application during installation, and to keep the phone running smoothly afterwards. If your internal storage is close to full, clearing some space first will avoid a failed or interrupted install.
How do I know I have the right application?
The application is published by Azercell Telekom MMC and carries the package name com.azercell.ss.app. Checking that package identifier on your device confirms you are installing this exact title and not a similarly named alternative. It is filed under the business category, which reflects the publisher's own classification of the app rather than a user review or ranking.
Which version does this listing currently offer?
The latest version shown here is 5.1.0, released on 2026-09-29. You can compare that against the version number reported by an already installed copy to tell whether yours is current or behind. The file is 55.8 MB, and the release date tells you exactly which point in the app's history this package represents.
Is a content rating provided for this app?
No content rating is given for this listing, so no age classification is stated by the publisher here. Anyone who relies on content ratings to decide what is appropriate will not find that information on this page. The other published details — the developer, package name, version, size and platform requirement — remain available for checking instead.
