Fetch, the application that tells us the breed of a dog with a photo

Microsoft for some time now is managing to expand its entire ecosystem of applications to all available mobile platforms. In recent days, Microsoft has reached an agreement for 73 mobile device manufacturers to pre-install the main Microsoft applications on your devices like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, OneNote, and Skype. This ensures that you get a large number of potential customers only on the Android platform. 

This policy is not exclusive to Microsoft, but Apple will also try to expand its services to the different ecosystems in the market, starting with Android. A few days ago Tim Cook confirmed that Apple Music won't be the only Apple app to hit the rival platform. Samsung is another clear example of the expansion to which companies are forced to reach a maximum number of potential customers.

Once Microsoft has already adapted its main applications to the iOS and Android platforms, now it is the turn of the Microsoft Garage Project, an applications laboratory that lately is launching different and curious applications. A few days ago Microsoft launched an application for Selfies that automatically corrects the imperfections that it detects. Now it is the turn of Fetch, an application that allows us to quickly find out what breed the dogs are. To do this we just have to take a photo and the application will take care of the rest. A curious application where there are, that surely serves more than one dog lover.

Unfortunately, as is usual in some Microsoft applications, such as Bing and its translator function, It is only available in the United States App Store, so for now we will have to wait for those from Redmond to translate it into more languages, I can not find another reason not to offer it in more countries, and well stay with the desire.