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Why you can still afford to pay for Amazon Prime despite the new price hike, the legendary tale of the most elusive phone booth in the country, and the story of 12 strangers that watched "Gravity" in zero gravity.

Why you can still afford to pay for Amazon Prime despite the new price hike, the legendary tale of the most elusive phone booth in the country, and the story of 12 strangers that watched "Gravity" in zero gravity.

Neil Young just destroyed his funding goal for his Pono music player on Kickstarter, an expose on the development crew making new games for the SNES, Atari, Genesis, and Virtual Boy, and the huge traffic gains on Healthcare.gov following President Obama's appearance on "Between Two Ferns" yesterday.

Neil Young just destroyed his funding goal for his Pono music player on Kickstarter, an expose on the development crew making new games for the SNES, Atari, Genesis, and Virtual Boy, and the huge traffic gains on Healthcare.gov following President Obama's appearance on "Between Two Ferns" yesterday.

Breaking down the disaster that is the "Street Fighter" movie adaptation of the early 90s, how to reap the most profit from selling your organs online, an app that makes torrenting movies as easy as Netflix, and why artificial intelligence in Titanfall is poised to change the face of video gaming.

Leaked from today's 404 episode: how to make $15,000 in one day on Instagram, excavating an abandoned movie theater in Egypt, Audi in-dash tech that turns every light green, and an app that helps you relive days spent in AOL chat rooms.

Our guest today is Saddie Gennis, professional couch potato and staff editor for TV Guide online. She'll update us on all the new shows making the rounds this season and gives a little insight into her obsession with Veronica Mars, Supernatural, and Scandal. More TV talk plus the day's tech headlines including a profile on people that who hate music and a social network called Livr that turns your binge drinking into a game!

The hunt to reveal the true identity of Bitcoin's creator is over. Plus, we'll show you how Jawbone is helping to curb caffeine addiction, a couple that broadcasts each one of their fights on Twitter, and an iPhone alarm that wakes you up to the smell of sizzling Oscar Mayer bacon.

The hunt to reveal the true identity of Bitcoin's creator is over. Plus, we'll show you how Jawbone is helping to curb caffeine addiction, a couple that broadcasts each one of their fights on Twitter, and an iPhone alarm that wakes you up to the smell of sizzling Oscar Mayer bacon.

On today's 404: a totally fake hoverboard commercial; 11 percent of Americans thinks HTML is an STD; a tour of Seinfeld's apartment using Oculus Rift; and a sit-down chat with comedian Andy Daly of Comedy Central's upcoming show "Review."

On today's 404: a totally fake hoverboard commercial; 11 percent of Americans thinks HTML is an STD; a tour of Seinfeld's apartment using Oculus Rift; and a sit-down chat with comedian Andy Daly of Comedy Central's upcoming show "Review."

One man's social battle against the Subway sandwich Twitter account, an app that overtakes your ears, a toilet-sharing service called AirPnp, and Kuerig announces DRM instant coffee.

One man's social battle against the Subway sandwich Twitter account, an app that overtakes your ears, a toilet-sharing service called AirPnp, and Kuerig announces DRM instant coffee.

On today's 404, we'll tell you about Apple bringing the iPhone experience into your next car, a condom that shocks you with electricity to "increase sensation," the story of a 60 year old's scandalous Tinder exploits, and a FitBit hack that pauses your Netflix when you fall asleep!

On today's 404, we'll tell you about Apple bringing the iPhone experience into your next car, a condom that shocks you with electricity to "increase sensation," the story of a 60 year old's scandalous Tinder exploits, and a FitBit hack that pauses your Netflix when you fall asleep!