Apple is gearing up to kick off this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference which is scheduled to take place between June 5 to June 9 with a keynote taking place on the opening day of the tech giant’s most awaited event.

The event, which will take place at the Cupertino-based tech giant’s Apple Park headquarters in California, will also be broadcast live on Apple TV app. There’s a reason why Apple’s WWDC events are highly anticipated and looked out for each year as the tech giant shows off news features, software updates, new tools and also upcoming tech from the company.

So as Apple gets ready for WWDC 2023, fans are patiently waiting to catch a glimpse of iOS 17, iPadOS, MacOS and WatchOS along with glimpses of the company’s highly anticipated product, the mixed-reality headset.

On Tuesday, Apple unveiled the line-up for the WWDC 2023 that will help developers learn about the latest technologies, tools, and frameworks coming to its softwares.

After years of speculations and rumours, Apple might debut the mixed-reality headset which is expected to cost somewhere around $3,000 (Rs 24,8,121 approximately).

Apart from the AR/VR headset, we also expect Apple to give fans a glimpse of the 15-inch MacBook Air and high-end Mac Pro, which will reportedly be powered by a chip called the M2 Ultra processor. As per reports, the new chip could be a successor to the M1 Ultra.Apart from this, developers will be able to connect directly with Apple engineers and experts through the week via one-on-one labs and activities in Slack for guidance on building innovative and platform-differentiating apps and games.

At the WWDC 2023, developers will learn how they can take their apps to the next level with a deeper dive into the new tools, technologies, and advances across different Apple platforms. “Featuring 175 in-depth session videos, WWDC23 brings together the latest tools and technologies to give developers the chance to learn how they can create the next generation of apps and games,” Apple said in a blog post.