The latest Google Easter Egg comes days after the Californian technology giant unveiled tools to completely transform Google services, including Maps, Gmail, Android Wear, Google Now with a Star Wars inspired look. With more than ten years of marketing management experience, she has contributed to a variety of traditional and online publications, including MarketingProfs.com, SoftwareCEO.com, and Sales and Marketing Management Magazine. The seventh installment of the “Star Wars” saga and the first since Walt Disney acquired franchise owner Lucasfilm in 2012 could be the all-time US box office champ with $762 million in ticket sales, topping “Avatar”, according to an estimate by film researcher Boxoffice.com.
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If you were anxious that we might go a day without more Star Wars related news surfacing, worry no more. The company is known for inserting little in-jokes into its search results, and a new one lets you feel as if you’re already watching the start of a new movie.
The post also lays out a fan site where fans of both Google and Star Wars can choose the light side or the dark and watch their Google apps change appearance accordingly. There’s even a button to toggle the series’ main theme, so you too can feel like you’re on board a rebel blockade runner instead of sitting at your desk.
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“The Force Awakens”, the seventh episode in the nine-film series, is in theaters December 14.
