From now on, every registered user at Google can opt for the «light or dark side of the force». Star Wars fans know what is meant and everyone else can now download the marketing campaign at www.google.com/starwars/ look at. As if anyone would choose the "light" side... Muahahahar! 
Google dives into the Star Wars universe with its services like Maps, Mail, YouTube and Calendar. The adventure begins on the special page mentioned above: Google asks you to choose a side of power – then all connected Google services are immersed in a “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” theme. Each service has its extra goodies, which can also differ depending on the chosen side of the force. There are primarily background images, matching the page selected by the user, but the setting buttons, such as the volume for YouTube videos, are also kept in Star Wars style. Google has announced that more surprises will follow in the coming weeks.
The seventh part of the "Star Wars" saga will be in cinemas in a few weeks. Anyone who gets involved with the Star Wars paint job with their Google account can switch back to the normal look at any time. On February 1, 2016 at the latest, the nice addon will be over - then Google will automatically reset everything to the standard settings. However, Google Apps for Work, Google Apps for Education, or Google Apps for Government accounts are not supported in the promotion. You also need a little patience, because once the selection has been made, it can still take a few hours until the “force awakens in all apps”, according to Google. The Star Wars theme is available on Android Wear, Chrome, Chromecast, Gmail, Inbox by Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google Now, Google Search, Google Translate, Waze and YouTube. In addition to the Star Wars look, there is another feature for the calendar app: Google automatically enters important dates for the start of the new episode in the calendar.
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