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The company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference offers clues about the road ahead for the next operating systems and software applications that power Apple's iPhones, iPads, Macs, watches, HomePod speakers and Apple TV streamers. The show, which runs this year from June 4 to 8 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, CA, will also give third-party developers the opportunity to mix it up with Apple executives, engineers and product designers.

WWDC is very much about unveiling upgrades to operating systems, apps, services and software frameworks that will hit later in the year. However, Apple sometimes uses the spotlight to launch new hardware, too. We'll tackle that possibility first, before offering a deeper dive into the more likely software expectations.