Apple has announced a new conference in early June, which will focus on the company's hardware and software advances.

From June 6 to 10, the Worldwide Developers Conference will focus on software and developers.

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) dates have been announced by Apple, largely for software and software developers, but certain hardware advances are not unusual. There will be a virtual conference this year, running from June 6 to 10, with some developers and students watching keynotes and talks at Apple Park together on the first day.

We may expect new operating systems for Apple devices (phones, tablets, desktops, smart watches and the upcoming tvOS) even if the company has not revealed what will be addressed. Watch this space to see whether Cook and company have any streaming service-related announcements to make.

In addition to the Mac Pro and HomePod, Apple has also unveiled new iMac and iPad Pro models at the WWDC earlier this month. Apple's M-series CPUs are expected to be updated this year, which means that devices running these chips might be available within the next two months. The Mac Pro, HomePod, and new iMac and iPad Pro models have all been unveiled at this event so far, as has the company's newest operating system, iOS 12. Apple's M-series CPUs are expected to be updated this year, which means that devices running these chips might be available within the next two months.

According to the reports that have been circulating on the Internet for some time, Apple may unveil a new and even lighter version of its most popular notebook, the MacBook Air, as well as new and larger iMacs or iMac Pros during this conference.

Rumors and information on new software and new gadgets are expected to be released over the next month or two, since there is still a lot of time to go.