Google Maps gets dark mode in the latest update, here is how to enable it

All your frequently used apps have already got the dark mode now, Instagram is the most recent one. Now looks like Google Maps and Gmail will also allow you to switch to dark mode soon. As per an Instagram post by Android, you can enable the dark mode in Google Maps. All you need is the Android 10 on your smartphone. Now I know what is your question: Didn’t Google Maps already have the dark mode? [caption id=“attachment_7483441” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”] You can enable the dark mode on Google Maps if your device is running on Android 10. Representational image.[/caption] The answer is no, currently during the navigation, we do see the dark theme but as per the post, the newly announced dark mode will turn the notifications, menu and other options of the app into the shades of black and grey.

The post has also revealed that the location icon will still remain red and in place of green areas, it will show dark green that won’t really give any glare. This mode will not only go easy on your eyes but will also save your smartphone battery from draining. If you want to try out this mode, here is how you can do it.

[hq]How to enable the dark mode in Google Maps[/hq]

[hans][hstep]Step 1: Open Google Maps on your phone[/hstep] [hstep]Step 2: Go to the menu at the top left corner[/hstep] [hstep]Step 3: Settings>Navigation settings>Colour display[/hstep] [hstep]Step 4: Turn on the toggle for “Night” option[/hstep][/hans] Now you can just go back to the home page and enjoy the dark theme. Another popular app that has got the dark mode is Gmail. You **can enable this mode** if your device is either running on iOS 11+ or Android 10+.