Version Information
- Version
- 3.1.62
- Release date
- Oct 2, 2026
- Size
- 67.8 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- app.connact.albertina
- Developer
- Connact_GmbH
About Corps Albertina
Corps Albertina is a social application from Connact_GmbH, created for people who take part in the Albertina corps community. It is distributed under the package name app.connact.albertina as a single Android application file. The current build offered here is 3.1.62. Its place in the social category Listed under the social category, the app is grouped with products whose main purpose is connection between people rather than tools, games or media playback. That framing helps set expectations before you open it: a companion for staying in touch within a particular circle rather than a standalone utility. The name itself points to a defined group of users, so the app speaks to a specific audience instead of a general one. Install size and storage footprint The download weighs 67.8 MB, making it a mid-sized package that should sit comfortably on most modern handsets, though it is worth confirming that you have spare room before starting. Budget a little extra space on top of the stated figure, since that number describes the download itself rather than the space occupied once it is unpacked. The file type is not specified in this listing, so no format details beyond that figure are available. Version and release details The build on offer is 3.1.62, released on 2026-10-02. This identifier is the one to check when you want to confirm that what you installed matches this page, and it is what you would quote when reporting a problem. The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, and devices running a more recent system are also supported. What this listing leaves open Several fields are simply not filled in here. The content rating is unknown, so the page offers no age guidance, and no tags are attached to the entry either. What is confirmed is the developer, Connact_GmbH, the category, the version together with its release date, the file size and the device requirement. Treat everything beyond those points as unspecified.