It starts with the right brake pads and ends with the easiest cleaner.

Amazon's Echo Auto rides along in the car with you. Apparently, it should be able to hear you over road noise. The question is, how much road noise can it handle? Note: We bleeped out the "Alexa's" in the video to avoid activating your smart speakers at home.

The Civic has always been really good, but this year's model gets a few well-placed tweaks.

Today's major tech headlines include Amazon's giant announcement of new products, Oculus Quest's new Link to PCs and a report that says the 2020 iPhone might go back to a metal frame.

Later this year, Ring cameras will get a feature called Home Mode, which lets user turn off recordings of audio and video in the home.

The new Wi-Fi system has a dual-band radio and offers whole-home mesh Wi-Fi coverage. It will cost $99.

The new Alexa kitchen appliance gives users step-by-step instructions and the ability to preprogram cooking instructions. It's available today for $250.

The new smart glasses have a built-in camera, direct sound to your ears, work with your phone and are controlled by your voice. They will cost $180.

Amazon debuts Echo Buds that work with Alexa, have noise cancellation tech and cost $130.

Amazon's new wearable ring is Alexa enabled and includes haptic feedback. It will cost $130.