February is over and winter is still coming on strong here in the 'burgh. Here are some things you may have missed this week!

Google Fights to Restore an Anti-Muslim Video

Google is encouraging YouTube to repost an anti-Muslim video. Google says that it is a violation to the first amendment to take "Innocence of Muslims" down. The operator of YouTube demanded that Google take the video down after it sparked violent protests in the Muslim community in 2012.

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Moov Advances Fitness Tech

This new fitness tracker is revolutionizing the way we see fitness. It works as a virtual fitness couch with beginner to expert levels. Not only does it track you progress, but it also tells you how to improve your workout. Best of all, you can buy it for $59.00. I wonder if it can track how many calories I burn while browsing web comics?

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Chrome Has a Voice Function

Google Chrome recently added a voice feature. Just click the mic icon on the Google homepage to enable this new feature. After you do that, say "Okay, Google."

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Britain Uploads Yahoo Webcam Content

A British Intelligence Agency collected webcam photos from Yahoo users. 1.8 million users were targeted by the surveillance program called "Optic Nerve." Edward Snowden blew the whistle on this Orwellian behavior of Great Britain.

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That's our recap. Google is trying to preserve the first amendment and make it easier to ditch our keyboards. Moov breaks ground with fitness technology, and we are all currently putting post-it notes over our webcams! See you next Friday!