Looks like Amazon is getting into the Wireless earphone sector. The hands-free Alexa, which also supports Siri and Google Assistant. Bose Active Noise Reduction Technology. There's a lot to like about Amazon's first true wireless earphones. Dubbed the Echo Buds ($130), they have a sweat-resistant design that's ideal for workouts, 5 hours of battery life with up to 20 with the charging case, an in-ear design with three sizes of included ear tips for a comfortable seat, and an audio passthrough feature that lets you hear the world around you. So are you on board with the Echo Buds?

There seems to never be enough chairs or table space at gatherings. I think having a few Briefcase Picnic Tables would do the job. This outdoor picnic table can be folded and transformed into a briefcase for easy storage and transportation. It's made with lightweight and durable aluminum frame. You can get one on Amazon for about $68.

• Folds compactly for easy storage or transport
• Constructed of high impact wood top, it has an aluminum alloy frame for durability
• Lightweight yet heavy duty
• Combination of aluminum and steel parts for lighter weight and stronger construction
• Tabletop size: 33 1/2"l x 28 1/2"w x 26 1/2"h

Amazon has stepped up the game of watching TV and providing the best in content, apps, games and more. The Amazon Fire TV 4K ($99) now offers access to more 4K streaming content than any other media player, supporting Ultra HD movies and shows from both Netflix and Amazon Video. It even has a microSD slot for cheap storage upgrades, it even has a voice-powered assistant named Alexa that can do everything from queue up videos ad music to even checking the weather right from the remote.  Due to be out on October 5th, so get ready to binge watch your favorite shows and movies.

Amazon has finally revealed the Amazon Echo, a voice-activated digital assistant device that is always connect to the cloud. This pleasant robotic voice will answer your questions with ease. Just ask for information, music, news, weather, and more. Echo is controlled by your voice for hands-free convenience and is connected to the cloud so it's always getting smarter."

The device, which looks like a skinnier version of a paper towel tube, is outfitted with a 2.5-inch woofer, a 2.0-inch tweeter, a light ring, a 7-array microphone that should be able to pick up voice commands across the room, and an action button.

Amazon is currently offering invite-only sales of Echo at the price of $199. Amazon Prime users can buy one for $99, but will also have to request an invitation.

Find out more information on the Echo via Amazon site or watch the video below. So do you think you would use one of these or is your smartphone just as easy and useful to use instead?