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Fasetto’s Audio Cu sends audio signals to surround sound speakers over a home’s existing power lines. | Image: Fasetto

Fasetto has announced that its Audio Cu system, which connects TVs and other audio devices to speakers and subwoofers using the existing power line wiring in a home, has received Dolby Atmos Product Certification from Dolby Laboratories.

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Reddit is changing its rules in a way that may ensure its mods never go rogue again.

On Monday, Reddit's VP of community, Laura Nestler, announced in a post on the platform's r/modnews subreddit that the company was changing Community Type settings rules. Going forward, moderators will be required to submit a request to Reddit instead of being able to just change the setting immediately on their



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An early Amazon Prime Day deal lets you save $40 on the Ninja Creami Deluxe ice cream maker. The 11-in-1 kitchen accessory, one of our favorite kitchen gadgets, is on sale for only $210 (usually $250).

The Creami is based on a patent for an innovation previously only found in the restaurant biz. Once it expired, Ninja leaped at the chance to incorporate its design into a relatively affordable



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Adam Brody as Noah and Kristen Bell as Joanne in episode seven of "Nobody Wants This."
  • Adam Brody plays a charming rabbi on Netflix's new series "Nobody Wants This," costarring Kristen Bell.
  • Brody's big breakout role was Seth Cohen in the hit teen drama series "The O.C."
  • He played similarly likable characters in "Gilmore Girls" and the "Shazam!" movies.

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You may soon be able to keep listening to your TV shows on YouTube TV even if you can’t watch them. Google appears to be finally bringing background playback to its YouTube TV streaming service. The company confirmed to The Verge that it’s “experimenting” with enabling YouTube TV playback after a phone is locked.

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The world's tallest peak has inched above its peers, and now researchers think they have an explanation.