About Google Drive
Google Drive is the productivity app from Google LLC that keeps your files and documents gathered in one place on your device. The details below set out the current build, the device baseline it expects, and the storage you should budget before you install anything.
What the current release covers
The most recent build on this listing was published by Google LLC on 2026-09-30. It is the reference point to compare against whatever is already on your phone or tablet, so you can tell at a glance whether your copy matches the release described here. Reproducing the identifier from this page exactly as written is the reliable way to do that check.
Which devices can run it
The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer. Devices at or above that baseline are the intended target, and newer devices are fine as well. Anything older will simply refuse the installation, so confirming your system version first saves you from a download that cannot be completed.
Storage you should plan for
The package is listed at 15 GB, which is a large commitment of on-device capacity for an application. Check that the space is genuinely free rather than nearly free before you begin, and leave a margin on top. Clearing cached data or moving photos, videos and old downloads elsewhere is a sensible preparation if your available storage is tight.
How it fits the productivity category
Google Drive sits in the productivity category, the group covering tools that help you organise and keep track of your work. The listing does not publish a content rating for this release, so anyone sharing a handset or family device should weigh suitability themselves based on how the app will actually be used.
APK Information
- Version
- 2.26.397.0.all.alldpi
- Size
- 15 GB
- Android
- 8.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Sep 30, 2026
- Package
- com.google.android.apps.docs
- Developer
- Google LLC
Features
File Storage
Productivity Tools
Workspace Hub
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the current release published?
The latest build described on this page was published by Google LLC on 2026-09-30. That date marks the current release, and you can compare the version identifier shown here with the one displayed on your device to confirm whether your installed copy matches it. If they differ, yours is not the release covered by this listing.
Will my device accept the installation?
The build requires Android 8.0+ or newer, so devices meeting that baseline or running a more recent release are supported. Anything below it will not accept the install. Open your device settings and check the system version before you start; newer devices than the stated baseline should have no problem, while older ones need not be attempted.
How much free space do I need?
The file size is listed at 15 GB, so you should have at least that much free storage on your device before beginning. Attempting the install with less can cause it to stall or fail partway through, leaving you to start over. If you are short, remove cached data, uninstall unused apps, or move media to another location to free up capacity.
Is a content rating published for this release?
The content rating for this release is listed as unknown, meaning no rating has been published alongside the other details. If you are deciding whether the app suits a younger or shared device, you will need to make that judgement yourself based on how it will be used rather than relying on an official rating figure.
What kind of app is this in terms of category?
Google Drive is filed under the productivity category, which covers tools aimed at organising files, documents and day-to-day work on your device. If you are assembling a set of productivity tools, this is the group it belongs to on this listing, alongside the release date, file size and device compatibility details shown here.
