Google Translate is updated by adding black mode support

It's been 5 months since the arrival of iOS 13, Apple's operating system it's dark … And I say it's dark because of the long awaited blackout that the Cupertino boys have finally brought to them for the latest version of their app. Apparently the next step was to take developers who update their apps to support this dark mode … Today we were talking about the potential of WhatsApp to install it soon, but Google is waiting for its app Google Translator which is already compatible with iOS 13 black mode.

As you can see in the image leading the post (with the included message;) we will now see bthe onita interface in dark gray and black when you open the Google Translator app, as long as we've selected black mode on our device. Only one an in-app configuration and that will follow what we described at system level

(For other Google apps, we can decide whether to configure the program or not).

An app that joins other Google apps that has gradually adopted this new version of iOS black mode. next to Google there are many developers who have already allowed black mode in their applications

, the way we truly appreciate it because in low light conditions it enhances the visual impact that produces the screen in our eyes. You know, though, when Google Translate users rush to update the app, which is way free and universal (compatible with iPhone and iPad). A Google translator has improved over the years and that we always provide competent and accurate translations.