Google Docs/Spreadsheet/Presentation Android version has entered the "dark" era

Google’s three productivity giants (does it have such a title?) Google Docs, spreadsheets and presentations have finally entered the dark age and received support for the Dark Mode black theme after several stock Android applications including Gmail and Messages. After updating, several apps can also get black background color themes. In addition to the fact that the screen uses an OLED panel, which can theoretically save power to a certain extent, the biggest benefit for most users is that the dark theme is less dazzling in dark environments — eh, I really recommend not to use your phone in the dark! As for when this new theme option will be updated, please continue reading the report on Google Docs/Spreadsheet/Presentation Android version fully entering the “dark” era.

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Google Docs/Spreadsheet/Presentation Android version has entered the “dark” era

Basically, Google has started to push the fully supported Dark mode dark theme mode from Android 10. As the system is about to enter the next generation, some original applications will finally fully add such support. As original applications such as YouTube, Gmail, Google Assistant, and Google Calendar gradually add support, Google’s main productivity tools include the Google Docs/Sheets/Slides app. It was officially announced today that it will provide this support through updates. I wonder if you have updated it. Do you think it will be easier to edit and use? I still prefer the previous topics which are easier to read.

According to the original manufacturer’s information, basically all Android users can activate dark themes in these three applications. As for when it will be available, the official said that this update will be pushed out in the next two weeks.

In addition to the Android system’s global automatic switching to Dark mode, you can also choose to activate such a dark theme in the settings within the app. This update is currently mainly for Android, but the iOS version has been supported by other original Google applications in the future, so I believe there will be a chance to gradually catch up with the Android version (look forward to it).