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Google Translate, Waze, and YouTube, you'll be able to choose the light side or the dark. Google has a sort of poll going on that shows a couple of lightsabers poking at one another, showing who has chosen the light side or the dark - what we want to do is YouTube's progress bars turn into lightsabers, Google Map markers becomes TIE Fighters or Millennium Falcons, Google Translate now includes alien languages, and Gmail showcases Star Wars-themed backgrounds. The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?' and on and on and on," Google vp product management Clay Bavor wrote in an introductory blogpost about the promotional campaign. The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?”… and on, and on, and on. Official Google Blog Google says it has more Star Wars surprises in store, from hidden Star Wars Easter eggs The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?' and on, and on, and on." Bavor also promises more surprises are in store leading up to the film's release on Dec. 18. There are even more changes to Chrome, Chromecast, Google Translate, Waze, and more. Although Google says none of this will affect the functionality of its products, there is at least one annoying change, with Google automatically adding Star Wars events .

Google has developed themes and other Star Wars goodies for YouTube, Chrome, Chromecast, Google Translate, Inbox, Waze and Android Wear. Not surprisingly, Google has a few Stars Wars fans working at the company and they've been cooking up ideas ever since Google Translate and Google Search. In addition, on December 2 a new virtual reality experience developed along with Google and Verizon will be released. This will feature the first-of-its-kind serialized Google Cardboard Virtual Reality (VR) experience "Wouldn't it be cool if there was some sort of Star Wars thingy in Search?" Bavor wrote. Or, "what if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?" Related Link: Gamestop Warns 'Star Wars: Battlefront' Sales Weaker Than Anticipated, But Rally Is The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?; and on, and on, and on." A Google employee's dog dressed as Yoda. (Photo: Google) Expect more Google-issued Star Wars fandom before the film .