Google is continuing to roll out dark modes for its apps, most probably in preparation to match its upcoming OS-wide night theme. After updating Messages, ContactsCalculator, and Keep, the company is now focusing on Calendar, so people can enjoy an interface that's easier on the eyes, saves battery, and looks nicer — at least to some people — to manage their schedule.

Although the new mode requires the app to be updated to the latest version, it's gradually rolling out to users through a server-side switch. However,  all users should have the feature available to them by the end of the month. Once you're eligible, you can turn dark mode on manually by heading into Settings -> General -> Theme. If you're already on Android Q and have enabled the system-wide night theme, the app will automatically switch to it as well.

UPDATE: 2019/05/20 1:52pm PDT BY STEPHEN SCHENCK

Haven't gotten dark mode in Calendar yet? If you've yet to update to Google's latest release, you can go ahead and sideload a copy from APK Mirror to get a head start on taking full advantage of the app's new low-light look.

We've gone through with the update and have been checking it out for ourselves. Here's what you've got to look forward to:

Google Calendar Developer: Google LLC
Price: Free
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Source: Google Blog