Today at 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern, Apple will introduce the 2014 version(s) of the iPhone, which I presume will be called the iPhone 6. I add the possible “s” to “version” because the rumor is that Apple will announce two models, one with a larger 4.7 inch screen and another with an even larger 5.5 inch screen. Additionally, Apple is rumored to announce a new wearable device that could be called the iWatch. For a good take on what Apple is expected to announce today, read this article by John Gruber.
You can watch a live stream of the announcements at this link on an iPad, iPhone or Mac, or you can watch on an Apple TV. If you want to also (or instead) read a live blog of the event, I recommend that you look at this one on Macworld; Jason Snell and Dan Moren are Apple live blog pros. If you can’t watch the live video during the day, Apple usually posts it on their website a few hours later, so you should be able to watch it tonight.
And of course, come back to iPhone J.D. tomorrow and I’ll give you my initial thoughts on the announcements.