Macworld 2014 release dates:  Now that both the CES and MWC are done, and soon Microsoft's BUILD conference will end this week, it is time for Apple to host its own annual press event, the WWDC. 

According to a report by GSM Arena, the Cupertino company has already sent invites to developers, analysts and bloggers to attend its WWDC (Apple World Wide Developers Conference). 

This year, the WWDC event is set on June 2 up to 6, which means there is certainly much time to make suprising launches and announcements. 

One of the most awaited announcements would be the refurbished 11 and 13-ich MacBook Air that would finally get Retina, and a 12-inch version which would reportedly get a fan-less design and a thinner frame. 

There are also rumors about the iWatch and other gadgets which Apple fans would surely love. 

As for the new iPads and iPhones, the Cupertino company usually saves them for a Q3 or Q4 launch, though that may also change, considering the number of new devices Apple is rumored to be working on. 

For months now, there are reports that Apple will release a 12.9-inch iPad, a thinner iPad Air, and another version of the Retina mini, though only the second-generation iPad Air has allegedly been given the go signal. 

As for the iPhones, rumors claim that there would be a 4.7 and 5.5-inch version, and as some reports claim, there has been problems with the supplies for the 5.5-inch variant. Still, nothing is official it directly comes out of Apple. 

So which of these rumored and upcoming Apple devices are you looking out for?