This designation refers to a specific build of the YouTube application for Android devices. It incorporates the package name, indicating its origin from Google, along with the application’s file extension (.apk), signifying it’s an Android Package Kit used for distribution and installation of mobile apps. The version number pinpoints a particular release, and “armeabi-v7a” denotes the instruction set architecture supported, optimized for a wide range of Android devices using ARM processors.
This particular build represents a fixed point in the application’s development history, potentially offering a stable user experience, specific feature sets, or compatibility with older devices. Understanding these details can be crucial for users seeking to install or troubleshoot the application, particularly when encountering issues with newer versions or when targeting devices with specific hardware limitations. This information also allows developers and researchers to analyze the evolution of the application over time, examining changes in functionality, security, and resource utilization.
