Feb 22, 2017 09:48 AM EST By Natalie Scott, UniversityHerald Reporter

For this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple is reportedly showcasing interesting hardware and software products. Is it possible for the Cupertino-based giant to reveal a sneak peek on their upcoming iPhone 8 and MacBook Pro 2017? Read more!

WWDC 2017: Will Apple Reveal About iPhone 8 And MacBook Pro 2017?

It's not just only developers but all Apple loyal fans are excited as well for the upcoming WWDC 2017 because the Cupertino-based giant is expected to reveal not only software but also hardware products. Reports suggest that this year's event is expected to topple the WWDC 2016 because of explosive revelations coming from the CEO himself.

Strong speculations surface online regarding the iPhone 8 and MacBook Pro 2017 most especially when Tim Cook expressed his apparent excitement on what's to come. According to CNET, the CEO revealed that there so many things in the company's pipeline thus, netizens are expecting to lay their first look on the two powerful upcoming devices during the event.

While it is already presumed that iPhone 8 will have its major unveiling in September based on Apple's tradition, debates are still on-going for the case of MacBook Pro 2017. However, since Apple unveils the current iteration in October of last year, netizens expect the same thing for the portable machine for this year.

WWDC 2017: Updates on Tickets and Schedules

This year's distribution of tickets is done through a lottery system. For developers who wanted to take their chance on the event, registration for the ticket lottery will be available on March 27 onwards through Apple's WWDC 2017 website, MacWorld reported.

If the developer's name is drawn in the ticket lottery, he is required to pay $1,599 to secure himself a seat on the event. WWDC 2017 will be held in San Jose, California starting June 5-9 deviates from last year's event which was held in San Francisco, California. 

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