Microsoft's latest hobby has been to analyze pictures and see how old people are and which dog breed they might be. And now they'll use that same system to tell you which celebrity you resemble most.
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Microsoft's Garage program just cranked out a new app that allows you to identify dog breeds which just a picture, along with fun information about them, and what type of dog you might be yourself.
If you have trouble getting up in the morning, Microsoft's new app Mimicker can help out. It does this with a game called "Mimic" that is designed to help wake users up by completing simple tasks.
Along with voice processing and video stabilization software, Microsoft's Oxford Project team announced a new facial recognition API designed to analyze a user's emotion.
After the success of How Old, Microsoft is leveraging its facial recognition features to guess whether you have a twin or not. The new website analyzes two images to see if people's faces match.
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