Google wants you to choose a page... the dark page

The premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens is not far away. The peak of this film year, which will reach its boiling point on December 17, 2015, is almost here. Google has also contributed its own beep to the euphoria, which wants you to choose between the dark and the light side. You will find out which one you will choose and what the consequences will be.

Google further fueling the euphoria ahead of the film's arrival Star Wars: The Force Awakens, of this seventh sequel cult space film franchises. It offers users to choose between the light and dark side, and the decision will affect the appearance of our desktop and mobile applications. Once you select a page, you have a number of movie backgrounds available, YouTube channel controls get lightsaber glow, on Maps bookmarks become TIE fighter or X-Wing spacecraft and the like. They did not escape the changes Google Translate, as well as Waze, Chromecast, Google Now and Search, and if you're using Calendar, you'll be able to see Star Wars-related events entered (like movie premieres.)

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Google says it may take a few hours for the Star Wars theme to roll out system-wide, so be patient. Changes to Chrome, Gmail, and YouTube are only for desktop applications, and everything else also for operating systems Android and iOS. Will you turn to the dark side like Anakin Skywalker, who later became Darth Vader?