Cuba: A new version of Apklis is now available and is compatible with this Android.

La The new version of Apklis is now available in Cuba. and comes loaded with improvements that optimize the experience in the Cuban app store, as confirmed by the Banco de Crédito y Comercio (Bandec) Telegram channel. This update, according to the insights, bring more efficient downloads, removes the permissions page at the start to streamline the process, and improves integration with electronic payments.

In addition, Apklis now allows open links directly from other apps, which simplifies navigation.

Performance improvements were also made to key screens, as well as bug fixes related to permissions and user sessions.

The design has also been revamped, with a more uniform and visually coherent interface, including standardized colors, buttons, and text.

And if that weren't enough, this version is compatible with Android 15, ensuring greater reach and functionality.

"Update Apklis now and enjoy a renewed, faster, and more secure experience with your favorite app store," they add.

New version of Apklis available 

Apklis is the official app store for Android devices in Cuba, developed by the University of Computer Sciences (UCI) in collaboration with ETECSA and other state entities.

According to official information, its purpose is to offer a local alternative to Google Play, adapted to the specific conditions of the Cuban digital environment, including the ability to operate with low data consumption and without the need for an international connection.

For example, Apklis hosts apps developed in Cuba for various purposes: education, healthcare, entertainment, productivity, e-government, etc. Additionally, users can download and update apps free of charge and with local verification.

It also integrates payment services such as Transfermóvil and Enzona, facilitating in-app purchases (where applicable). Many apps are designed to work without Google services, which is key in the Cuban environment, given the poor connectivity, censorship by ETECSA (National Telecommunication Union), and restrictions from Google itself.