Apple Byte

Microsoft joins the tablet wars with the Surface and Google is next, we'll show you some of the secrets in iOS 6, and is a Retina Display coming to the MacBook Pro 13-inch?

In the aftermath of WWDC 2012, we go hands on with the new Retina Display MacBook Pro, Mountain Lion roars in July, and iOS 6 will be awesome, if you always buy new Apple products.

On this week's episode of Apple Byte with Brian Tong: Are new Mac Pros finally coming? A new "next-gen" iPhone video is out, and is Siri coming to the iPad?

Will you believe the leaked photos of the purported next iPhone that matches up with leaked blueprints. Apple TV's OS is looking to get a makeover at WWDC, and Tim Cook drops a few hints about Apple's future.

Size matters in the smartphone world, and new parts hint at a 4-inch iPhone and iPod Touch. Also this week, IBM's not a fan of Siri, and get jamming on the gTar.

MacBook Pro details and benchmarks have already leaked; will Apple still surprise us? Also, iOS 6 might ditch Google Maps, and will the next iPhone really arrive in October?

It's a boatload of rumors, from iPhones to iPads and the next MacBooks. Someone has "seen" Apple's HDTV, and orangutans love the iPad.

The Liquidmetal rumors are pretty much squashed, Mountain Lion gets updated and Apple's building an exclusive cafeteria where it serves its own Kool-Aid.

WWDC is coming in June, but will Apple unveil their newest iteration of the iPhone in San Francisco? Good luck trying to even get tickets; they're sold out. Plus a CNET Editors' Choice accessory for your iPad.