Radio Play 93.3

That depends on the system version your device is running. This build requires Android 7.0 or newer, so a handset below that level will be rejected before any files are written. Anything running the required version or above should accept it. If you are unsure of your own system version, check the Android information in your phone's settings before starting the installation, since the requirement cannot be worked around once the process begins.

The package is 53.9 MB in size, so that much should be available on your device at a minimum. In practice it is worth keeping a little extra headroom, because the system unpacks and stages the contents during installation rather than simply copying the file across. If your storage is close to full, freeing a few unused items first will help the install complete without stalling partway through.

The build presented here is version 2.2.11, released 2026-10-03. Compare that number against whatever is currently on your device if you want to know whether the copy you already have is the current one. The version string is the most straightforward way to identify a specific release of Radio Play and confirm you are not running an older package.

Every Android application carries a fixed package identifier, and this one uses com.radioplay933. Because that string never changes from one release to the next, comparing it against the identifier recorded for the copy on your device tells you whether both are the same program. It is a dependable check that does not depend on the display name, which can look similar across different apps.

No. The content rating for this application is listed as unknown, meaning no classification has been supplied with the release. Households with children or devices shared across age groups therefore have no official age guidance to consult, so suitability has to be judged from the app's purpose and from what you observe after installing it on the device in question.