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Here’s what to expect from Apple at WWDC 2015

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It’s time for Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers conference in San Francisco, which takes place from June 8-12 and attracts software makers from around the world. Tech expert Stuart Miles offers a preview of what you can expect from WWDC 2015.

analysts will welcome more news from Apple about HomeKit, a framework designed to allow consumers to control lighting or heating in the home from an iPhone. 

Miles also looks at Apple's plans for making money from Beats by Dr. Dre, a combined headphone, speaker maker and music streaming service, which Apple acquired last year for USD 3 billion. 

Finally, Apple is due to announce upgrades to existing software, which might reveal new features for iPhones and iPads, which could look similar to existing Android features, according to Miles.