Soon, there will be dark mode in every application because it has a bright white background, which is cooler than the period. Google’s latest changes to its official Google app for Android should bring Dark Mode into use on all Android smartphones. But since this is the Android we are talking about and another Google release, your results may vary.
To get started, you need to get the latest beta from Google’s search app. Visit this site, sign up for beta and wait for your apps update via Google Play. If you are impatient, you can always set aside the latest beta from the APK Mirror, but it’s a good idea to avoid unnecessarily sidelining apps on Android.
Once you’ve run using the latest version of Google Apps, you can switch to Dark Mode by dragging the app’s settings (out of the app) and going to General> Theme. If you have the option, you can choose from Light mode, Dark mode or the automatic setting that adjusts the look of the app based on the theme you have selected in the overall settings of your Android.
If you do not see the structure, hang tight. Google’s output may be server-side – or there may be some unique requiremen
ts that Google uses to determine who has the dark mode (pixels may) and who does not (random classification of non-pixel phones).
