Rumors abound in the tech world, and one of the biggest topics around the water cooler has always been what's coming next for Apple. The company made a big splash this spring with its new budget MacBook Neo, and the latest news about its expected foldable iPhone makes it clear Apple still has a few surprises left for 2026.

Enter the CNET Group Big Guessing Game contest. Five of the CNET Group sites -- CNET, Lifehacker, Mashable, PCMag and ZDNET -- are all hosting contests to see who can best guess what Apple will do at WWDC, at its expected September event, and the rest of the year.

• CNET Big Guessing Game
• Lifehacker Big Guessing Game
• Mashable Big Guessing Game
• PCMag Big Guessing Game
• ZDNET Big Guessing Game

Each site's contest includes three rounds of five questions each. Round 1, running from Tuesday through June 2, addresses Apple software and programs, like MacOS, WatchOS, iOS and Siri.

Round 2, running July 7 to July 21, will focus on Apple devices and hardware, like iPhones, MacBooks and AirPods. Round 3, running Aug. 18 to Sept. 1, will ask questions about Apple's big live event in September, when the company is expected to reveal the latest iPhones and Apple Watches.

Each question you get right in each round earns you one chance in a drawing for a grand prize of the latest version of this year's Apple Watch. You need to get only one question right to have a chance to win, but your odds dramatically increase with every correct answer. Get 15 questions right, and you've got 15 chances to win.

Readers can enter the Big Guessing Game contest once on each of the five sites, but you can win only one grand prize. We will be drawing the grand prize winners in early September.