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like this barrel roll trick: Google also introduced Star Wars themed skins and visuals to many apps like Android Wear Watches, Google Calendar, Chrome, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Now, Waze and YouTube in a promotional campaign called ‘Choose Your Side’. Other highlights of the makeover include Star Wars milestones being added to Google Calendar and Star Wars images appearing every time a new tab is opened in Chrome. The company is also keeping track of the "balance of the force" by displaying which side Before you jump into the fray yourself, though, there is one thing you should know: There have been some complaints that signing up to get “Star Wars”-themed designs on Google products also put events on users' calendars without their knowledge. Google will also add Star Wars-related dates, like the movie release, to your Google Calendar. The tool works on Chromebook, Android and iOS phones and tablets, as well as Windows and Mac computers, though some features aren't available on mobile devices. YouTube’s progress bar becomes a lightsaber and your Google calendar…well, they’ve just stuffed a few Star Wars dates into that one, which is a bit cheeky. As for what else changes, well apparently there are a few hidden Easter Eggs around in various Special experiences have been developed for Android Wear Watches, Google Calendar, Chrome, Chromecast, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Now, Waze, and YouTube with added features for fans to discover on their Inbox by Gmail, Google Translate, and Google Search. .

Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google Now, Google Search, Google Translate, Waze, and YouTube on Android, iOS, Chromecast and desktop browsers. To get started, just head over to google.com/starwars and choose which side of the Force you want to join. They will be labeled as “external guests” and Google users will be able to invite them to a Hangouts through Google Calendar. They need to click the external link in the event description, then input their name, preferably not a silly nickname as this Some of these changes include a blue or red lightsaber replacing the loading bar in Gmail; a TIE fighter or X-Wing replacing your car in Google Maps,;movie milestones added to your calendar in Google Calendar; “Star Wars” fun facts appearing in your Searching ‘A long time ago in a galaxy far far away’ is the secret to finding the easter egg. With changes to Android Wear, Google Calendar, Chrome, Chromecast, Gmail, Inbox by Gmail, Google Maps, Google, Google Translate, Waze, and YouTube .