Google Play services 8.1.13 (2234497-230)

By: Google Inc.

Package Name: com.google.android.gms
Filename:

com.google.android.gms-8.1.13_(2234497-230)-8113230-_APKdot.com.apk

Version: 8.1.13 (2234497-230) (8113230)
Uploaded: Thursday, 10-Sep-15 04:27:08 UTC
File size: 50.42 MB (50416378 bytes)
Minimum Android version: 5.0+ (Lollipop, API 21)
MD5sum: 7dda153ab30d4c6de722fb96cbc1fbf3
SHA1sum: cddf62de3e464e9a8a398d56fff52fd49bca32b1
Downloads: 4707

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Change logs / What's New

To figure out the right version of Google Play services for your Android device, go to Settings -> Apps -> Google Play services, and look at the last 3 numbers in the parentheses. You’ll see something like -XYZ where:

* X defines Android version:

0 for Android <5.0
2 for Android 5.0 and 5.1 starting with Play Services v8
4 for Android 5.0 and 5.1 before Play Services v8, Android >= 6.0 after
7 for Android 5.0
8 for Android TV

* Y defines CPU architecture:

1 for armeabi
3 for armeabi-v7a
4 for arm64-v8a
7 for x86

* Z defines DPI:

0 for universal
2 for 160
4 for 240
6 for 320
8 for 480

Notes:

It seems that -7YZ builds became -4YZ with Google Play services v6.5. If you were on -7YZ before, you should now install -4YZ.
It seems that -4YZ builds got split into -2YZ for Lollipop and -4YZ for Marshmallow with Google Play services v8. If you were on -4YZ before, you should now install -2YZ in Lollipop and -4YZ in Marshmallow.
Looks like -8YZ builds are for Android TV.

Examples:

-014 for Android <5.0 armeabi CPU 240 DPI device
-438 for Android 6.0+ armeabi-v7a CPU 480 DPI device
-876 for Android TV x86 CPU 320 DPI device