Version Information
- Version
- 10.10.10
- Release date
- Oct 5, 2026
- Size
- 34.1 MB
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.blinkslabs.blinkist.android
- Developer
- Blinks Labs GmbH
About Blinkist
Blinkist is an application filed under the education category and developed by Blinks Labs GmbH. It installs under the package name com.blinkslabs.blinkist.android, the unique identifier your device uses to recognise and update it. The build covered by this listing is version 10.10.10, published on 2026-10-05. Identity and developer details The app is attributed directly to Blinks Labs GmbH, so anyone checking the source of the install can match the developer name against the package identifier before proceeding. The package string com.blinkslabs.blinkist.android is what appears in your application list, in storage settings, and whenever you manage installed software, which makes it a reliable way to confirm that the copy on your device is the one described here rather than a similarly named alternative. Storage space required The installer occupies 34.1 MB on disk. That figure covers the package itself as it lands on your device, so it is worth comparing against the free space you have available before starting, particularly on handsets with limited internal memory. As with most applications, the space used can grow once the app creates local data during use, so leaving some headroom beyond the stated size is sensible. Version and release information The current build listed here is 10.10.10, released 2026-10-05. Version strings of this kind are how you tell successive builds apart when comparing what is installed on your handset with what the listing offers, and they are also the reference point used for any future update. Noting the exact string now makes it straightforward to confirm later that your copy is up to date. Compatibility and rating status This listing does not state a required Android version. No content rating is recorded either, so users who rely on age-based filtering should be aware that the information is simply absent rather than unrestricted. Anyone unsure about fit should verify the build against their own device before installing, and newer devices are generally the safer bet when a requirement is not published.