Another trio of popular applications will receive good news in future updates. Let's take a look at them?
Waze
If you use the Waze as a navigation app and loves syncing the app with Spotifyso you will like even more the news that Google announced for the service this week: Waze Audio Player.
With it, the app expand the feature of streaming also featuring seven new partners: Pandora, Deezer, iHeartRadio, NPR One, Scribd, Stitcher and TuneIn.
On iOS, however, only four of these services will be available: Deezer, iHeartRadio, Scribd, and Stitcher; j for the Android platform, all will be available (except Deezer). As a result, users of the service will be able to choose from podcasts, audiobooks and radios from their favorite apps and still not lose track of Waze, as directions will be provided at the top of the apps screen.
For those who use Waze on Carplay or in Android AutoIt will not be possible to enjoy the news for now, as it should be released only in the future. The feature will be released for iOS and Android devices later this year; For anyone who wants to try it out, just sign up for the Waze Beta Community to get access to the beta versions.
Gmail
In addition to new to Waze, Google has also added an interesting feature for iOS users who have multiple accounts set up in the app. Gmail. From now on, you can view messages from all accounts added from the “All Inboxes” tab (“All Inboxes”), which already existed in the Android app.
With this, instead of switching between different email accounts, the user can view all conversations on the same screen, increasing productivity. Google said the news should be released gradually to all iOS users in the coming weeks.
Microsoft Office
Since the macOS Mojave 10.14 was launched last month, third party applications have adapted to new system appearance, the popular Dark mode. Not to be out of trend, Microsoft is working to offer in some applications of the Office support for this view, company product manager Akshay Bakshi revealed on Twitter.
đź“Ł Office Visual Refresh and Dark Mode support rolling out now to Insiders Fast with build 181029!
Ribbon New Ribbon and styling icon in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. 🌙 Dark Mode in Word, Excel and PPT on macOS Mojave. https://t.co/gTrEQbJoiN#OfficeInsiders # office365 pic.twitter/rTvFvOsqE1
– Akshay Bakshi 🎉 (@AgentAkki) October 30, 2018
Do Office look update and Dark Mode support now released for Fast Insiders with the compilation 181029!
🎀 New Options Banner and Icon Style in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. escuro Dark Mode in Word, Excel, PPT, macOS Mojave.support.office/en-us/article/# OfficeInsiders # office365
As we said, only a few Microsoft apps will support Dark Mode: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote are being tested by the company, but that may change in the future. In addition, the news is likely to be made available only to Microsoft service subscribers, however, has not confirmed this information.
Our reader Bruno Carvalho Already testing the news:
Dark Mode in Microsoft apps is now available for testing from Office Insider, the company's product testing platform.
via Mashable, The Verge, 9to5Google
