Lifehacker has opened the third and final round of its Apple prediction game, giving readers one last chance to guess what Apple may unveil at its upcoming fall event.
The contest is part of the wider CNET Group initiative, which also includes CNET, ZDNet, Mashable, and PCMag. Across three rounds, participants have been asked to predict Apple's software plans, hardware lineup, and now the company's fall keynote announcements.
How the game works
Each round includes five questions, and every correct answer adds one entry to the grand-prize drawing. The prize is the latest Apple Watch, making the final stretch especially appealing for tech fans following Apple's next moves.
The current round runs through Sept. 1 and focuses on the fall event. In total, the contest offers 75 possible guesses across the participating sites, though each person can win only once. Eligible participants must be at least 18 years old and live in one of the 50 U.S. states or Washington, D.C.
With Apple's next keynote approaching, the game turns audience anticipation into a shared tech experience. It reflects how product launches are becoming more interactive, community-driven, and closely watched by digital audiences.
This kind of participation may shape a more engaging future for tech events, where prediction and product culture move hand in hand.
