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The all-purpose tool for Windows that you need to download Pipy is an application launcher that pulls from Unix-based operating systems by allowing you to pipe output from one set of commands to another. You can search your hard drive for a file and then dig even further by sending the results to the "grep" command. The potential is pretty incredible!

Fitbit adds Zip to its workout routine A new personal fitness tracker is unveiled, Samsung deflates Galaxy S4 launch reports, and Twitter profiles now have header images.

2012 Hyundai Sonata Limited Hyundai's Sonata in 2.0T turbo trim is its most powerful weapon against the Accord, the Camry, and the Fusion.

Ep. 1132: Where we're waiting in line for the iPhone Whatever The iPhone 5 drops this Friday, and like clockwork, there's already a few desperate souls in line grabbing for their two minute media hit. This year, it's mostly PR campaigners and publicity mongers, so we'll talk to Bridget about her experience covering past Apple launches as well as the stories of the day, including a purse that charges your phone, summer travel trends using Google Maps, and how to get personal empowerment through social media.

Video chatting with police officers The Redwood City Police Department is experimenting with a new video chat system that lets residents talk with police officers with the click of a button. CNET's Sumi Das has the story.

iPhone 5's record preorders, early lines New York's Apple Store already has a line for the iPhone 5, Shazam gets into the IntoNow game, and HTC may unveil a new phone and tablet on Wednesday.

Ep. 1131: Where we play ketchup Jeff's back on the show with a full report on the Nintendo Wii U and its free TVii service that got overshadowed by the iPhone 5 announcements. Speaking of, we'll also talk about iPhone pre-orders selling out in record time, and a survey that wonders if the new phone is worth cutting off your penis. Any takers?

Ep. 1130: Where Wii play with power RIP Holo-Pac. 2Pac fans hoping for a worldwide holographic tour are out of luck as its parent company Digital Domain ironically filed for bankruptcy on the 16th anniversary of the artist's death. Mark Licea joins us on today's 404 episode to re-cap the Nintendo Wii U and TVii announcements. We'll also talk more about Apple iPhone 5 hype, the worst accessory for your smartphone, and the rise and fall of the emojicon.

iPhone 5 preorders indicate hot demand Shipping dates for iPhone 5 and Lightning adapters are pushed back, not all carriers offer the same iPhone experience, and California will start collecting sales tax from Amazon.

Best laptops under $600 Don't call them Netbooks. These inexpensive computers deliver the features of full-fledged laptops costing twice as much.

Preserve memories with just a few clicks Gone are the days of pasting photographs into clunky albums. These days, the best way to preserve your memories and treasure your digital photographs is through easy-to-make photo books. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on some of the best such online services.

2013 BMW M5 BMW's M5 is back with two turbos, two fewer cylinders, and the best-looking iDrive yet.

Lightning strikes the iPhone 5 We didn't see too many iPhone 5 surprises, but your wallet won't be happy about the new Lightning connector. Plus, iOS 6, new iPods, a new iTunes, and plenty of Bad Apples!

Interview with the man behind Nintendo TVii, Zach Fountain Jeff Bakalar goes one-on-one with Nintendo of America Director Zach Fountain on some of the technical specifics surrounding the Wii U's Nintendo TVii feature.