Google's first Android Q beta update is likely to bring a system-wide dark theme, although the technology giant has not revealed it. The dark theme can be applied on the latest version of Google Drive app (version 2.19.112) if one has the Android Q’s dark mode enabled, according to a report by XDA Developers. The update will let the user enable the dark theme either by turning on battery saver mode or by accessing a hidden preference via ADB. It was brought into the notice by XDA's recognized developer Kieron Quinn. The Google Drive app will be joining Google Chrome, Google Phone, Google Contacts, Messages, Google News, Google Play Games, YouTube, and more Google apps with built-in dark modes, the report said. Also read: Google Maps now cautions you of speed cameras, accident spots When turned on, the dark theme can turn the screen dark, while changing the text into white. Other Google apps that have a built-in dark mode include YouTube, Google Maps, Google Chrome, Google contacts, messages, Google News, among others.
