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Head to the beach and the garden to get the hints and answers for Connections for Thursday, March 6.

The year's biggest phone show, Mobile World Congress, often has some wild handsets -- here's the cream of the bizarre crop.

Now that Novavax has been added to the revamped COVID vaccines, you'll want to make sure to check on the changes to cost and more.

RealMe's Pro 14 phone's back changes color when the temperature changes, even in water. I saw it take a dip at MWC 2025: Splish, splash, all change!

Volvo's stylish new electric car blends sedan proportions with SUV scale, but keeps safety technology as front-and-center as its roof-mounted lidar sensor.

Is it Selection Sunday yet? Read on for answers to the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle, No. 163, for March 5.

Come, sail away, because we've got hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 367 for March 5.

Think about a manicure, and you'll get at least one category for Connections for March 5, #633.

When it comes to top-performing air fryers, there's a new sheriff in town. We tested more than a dozen models to find the best small air fryer, best larger air fryer and everything in between.

Getting older doesn't have to mean getting slower. Make your golden years your best years by taking on weightlifting.

McKinney offers an impressive variety of internet providers, and our CNET broadband experts have sifted through them to find the best ones for your home.

This $330 smartwatch can outlast its competitors in battery life and fitness features, but may fall short on software updates.

With flashing lights, handy new AI-based tools and an approachable price, Nothing's new phones have a lot to offer. They make their debut at MWC 2025.

First thoughts about the 2025 iPad lineup, which adds modest upgrades you might use. But no Apple Intelligence for that entry iPad.

Xiaomi, Nothing, Samsung and more are debuting phones at Mobile World Congress that are going on sale soon. Here are the biggest devices we've seen so far.

The tired-looking smiley with bags under its eyes is my new favorite emoji, and developers and beta testers can use it now.