Think You Know Apple? Prove It in CNET's Big Guessing Game: Apple Edition
CNET is hosting a guessing game related to Apple's upcoming announcements at the Worldwide Developer's Conference on June 8. Participants can answer prediction questions about potential releases, including iOS 27 and a foldable iPhone, for a chance to win an Apple Watch. The first round of questions is open until June 2, 2026, and no purchase is necessary to enter the contest.
- ▪CNET's Big Guessing Game: Apple Edition allows participants to predict Apple's announcements.
- ▪The game features three rounds of questions, with a total of 15 predictions.
- ▪Correct answers increase chances to win an Apple Watch, with the first round ending on June 2, 2026.
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Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference is set for June 8, and the company is known for making major announcements at the event. Apple will likely announce iOS 27, but will we finally see the fabled foldable iPhone? Will Siri get an AI upgrade? Will Apple bring AI to your Camera app? If you think you know what Apple will announce this year, now’s your chance to prove it and potentially win some prizes by playing CNET’s Big Guessing Game: Apple Edition. Here's how it works. CNET will host three rounds of five Apple prediction questions between now and September (15 questions total).
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