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SAN FRANCISCO — Just in case you missed the Death Star-sized marketing push for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Disney and Lucasfilm have joined forces with Google to create a Star Wars theme for Google apps including What if Google Translate could Your decision will influence how your Google apps look. Visit google.com/starwars to take a side There are also a few changes in Google Translate, Waze, Chromecast, Google Now and Search. Oh, and if you use Calendar, you’ll spot new event entries There are even more changes to Chrome, Chromecast, Google Translate, Waze, and more The conversion of your apps might also take a while (“Once you choose a side, it may take a few hours for the Force to awaken within all your apps,” says Google The site allows users choose to join the light or dark side, with their decisions will alter many of Google’s apps. Some of these changes include a galactic language will be available in Google Translate and an interactive watch face will be added Google has just unveiled a new feature that will customize your Google apps and services to your liking Google Search, Google Translate, Waze, and YouTube on Android, iOS, Chromecast and desktop browsers. To get started, just head over to google.com There are far more apps with Star Wars additions-12 at this writing-including Android Wear, Chromecast, Google Translate, and Waze. You can too through a new collaboration between Google and Disney that will see all of your Google accounts get a themed .

The Google apps that are compatible with the Light Side and Dark Side themes include Gmail, Google app, YouTube, Maps, Waze, Google Translate, Calendar, Chrome, Chromecast, Inbox, and Android Wear. Users just need to log in and make the important decision Even more mundane apps like Gmail get in on the fun with a re-skin that The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?”… and on, and on, and on. As this list of ideas grew, so too There are far more apps with Star Wars additions—12 at this writing—including Android Wear, Chromecast, Google Translate, and Waze. Google says there are also some easter eggs hidden away for you to find, and more Star Wars additions will roll out Just days after rumours of a speech translation tool surfaced, Google has officially launched the feature as part of its Translate app. Both iOS and Android users can now talk to the app and get a written translation of what they're saying, in real time .