Google says 100 million people are using the Files app for Android each month, and it has just revealed some quality-of-life improvements that'll benefit people beyond helping them free up 8 GB of space every second. Offline playback for music and video is getting a boost with controls to skip, rewind and fast-forward your media. It's a minor, albeit surely welcome update for those who manage tunes or MP4s in Files.
Google Files gets better playback controls for offline media
It has dark mode too, because that's pretty much the law for app updates now.
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Meanwhile, Files is getting dark mode with an all-black theme. That shouldn't come as much of a surprise, since Google is preparing to launch Android Q and its system-wide dark mode. Still, it's another useful option. Both features will roll out to Files users over the next few days.
100 million people are using #FilesByGoogle every month to free up space on their phones—and today we're adding more features, including dark theme ✨📱✨ → https://t.co/qnBsj9AozJ pic.twitter.com/gTYBwHbWlU
— Google (@Google) August 1, 2019
