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Kid's I.Q 1.2

Released Aug 9, 2026 · 35.2 MB · Android 5.0+

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Version Information

Version
1.2
Release date
Aug 9, 2026
Size
35.2 MB
Android
5.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.ilmasoftapps.kidsiqen
Developer
ILMASOFT

About Kid's I.Q

Kid's I.Q is an education app from ILMASOFT that gathers intelligence-style practice into one compact package for younger learners. It is built as a straightforward, self-contained activity that families can set up quickly and hand to a child without a long onboarding. The current release is version 1.2, published on 2026-08-09. How the app is positioned Listed under the education category, the app is aimed squarely at mental-skills practice rather than at curriculum subjects or language lessons. That narrow focus makes it a deliberate choice for anyone who wants a short thinking exercise instead of a broad tutoring suite. The whole experience is delivered through a single package identified as com.ilmasoftapps.kidsiqen. Storage and install size The listing records one file size, 35.2 MB, so that is the amount to expect to set aside for the package itself. It is a modest footprint for an educational title and should sit comfortably alongside the everyday apps on most handsets. Reserving a little extra room beyond the stated size is sensible practice for any install. Device compatibility The build requires Android 5.0+ or newer, giving it a wide floor of supported handsets and tablets. Devices running a more recent system version are expected to run it as well, since the figure is a minimum rather than an exact match. Handsets below that floor fall outside what this listing covers. Version and developer record Version 1.2 is the release recorded here, dated 2026-08-09, and it comes from developer ILMASOFT. Checking that package identifier is the simplest way to confirm you are looking at the intended build. No content rating has been assigned in this listing, so parents may want to look over the app before giving a device to a child.