Behind the Scenes: Android 15’s Upcoming Dark Mode Feature
As the tech community buzzes with the arrival of Android 15‘s public beta, Google’s innovation engine hums quietly, perfecting features yet to be unveiled. Among these is a highly anticipated update that promises to cast a shadow over the entire app ecosystem—quite literally. The new feature in development is a universal dark mode, designed to envelop all apps in a dusky theme, even those that have not embraced a native dark mode option.
Insights from tech enthusiast Mishaal Rahman have shone a light on how this functionality is shaping up. It appears to be a promising solution for those moments when you’re left squinting at a blindingly bright app interface—yes, Amazon, we’re glancing in your direction.
The upcoming ‘Make All Apps Dark’ setting is expected to be nestled within the ‘Color and Motion’ menu, under the ‘Accessibility’ umbrella of options. Its placement outside the Developer Options suggests that Google intends this feature to be accessible to the wider Android audience.
What sets this feature apart is its intelligent design that leaves images untouched while it deftly applies the dark theme to app interfaces. The result is a seamless and aesthetically pleasing dark mode experience across all apps, as demonstrated in preview images where even the Amazon app dons a chic, darker attire.
Anticipation is high as users eagerly await the next Android 15 beta release, speculated to coincide with the Google I/O event. It’s here that many hope to get their hands on the ‘Make All Apps Dark’ feature and explore its capabilities firsthand.
The question on everyone’s mind: Will this feature live up to the hype? Only time will tell, but the prospects look promising for those who prefer their digital world on the darker side.
For more detailed insights, you can refer to the original coverage by Android Authority.
