How to Watch, what time, etc.

Leaks

iPhone 6 video leaked from China. Probably a fake. The Music icon is different from the iOS 8 beta.

iWatch design leaks. Hints at a square and a circle design.

iPhone 6 leak from video.

What to expect:

iPhone 6 announcement's. Most believe that the iPhone 6 will come in 2 different sizes, as reported by Cult of Mac. A 4.7 inch phone and a 5.5 inch phone.

iWatch/iBand/Wearable: What ever they want to call it. A lot of experts believe that an iWatch will be unveiled tomorrow. It appears that the iWatch will come in two sizes or shapes. NFC should be included. Some believe a wireless charging capability will come with it.

iOS 8: The release of iOS 8, announced in June, should come tomorrow.

OSX 10.10 Yosemite: OSX is usually released with iOS, so if iOS comes out, I imagine that OSX will come out too.

iPods: According to Wired, we might see a new line of iPods. They won't be the iPod touch though. So no one really knows anything about this.

What we won't see

iPads: I highly doubt that an iPad will be released or announced tomorrow.

Mac: Probably no new Mac's either.

News

Jony Ive says that ‘Switzerland is in trouble’ with the iWatch design

Marc Newson, famous designer, joins Apple.

Mobile payments will be a big part of the iPhone.

Apple wearable will have third party apps. SDK already seeded to the big developers.

Watch a drone's view of the secret building that Apple has been buidling.

ABC News hints at a exclusive look at the historic Apple announcement.

UPDATES:

Apple Watch

Stainless steel, sapphire coated display with Retina.

Lots of different bands to choose from.

Tap watches together to share information.

Apple S1 chip.

Personalize appearances and capabilities of device.

Siri

Will work with iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, 6 & 6 Plus.

Apple Pay compatibile.

Starts at $349 and will be available early 2015.

Apple announced their version of a smart watch. The coveted iWatch. It will start at $349. It will be released early next year. It is called the Apple Watch.

Read all about the Apple Watch here.

iPhone 6 and 6+

2 new iPhone models: iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.

iPhone 6 is 4.7", iPhone 6 Plus is 5.5".

Power button on right side.

A8 chip - 13% smaller chip, 25% faster CPU, 50% faster GPU, 50% more energy efficient than A7.

Battery a little better on the iPhone 6; iPhone 6 Plus has amazing battery life.

VoLTE (Voice over LTE) - make calls over LTE internet instead of using minutes.

Camera is still 8MP... but there are lots of improvements to stabilization and other things. More details will come about this later... trying to keep up with things being that the stream is sketchy today.

NFC beam built into both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

New leather and silicone cases.

iPhone 6 - 16GB - $199, 64GB - $299, 128GB - $399

Preorders start Friday the 12th, ships on the 19th

Available September 17th.

iPhone 6 Plus - 16GB - $299, 64GB - $399, 128GB - $499

iPhone 5c 8GB - now free, 5s now starting at $99

Apple announced it's biggest phone ever. The 4.7 inch iPhone 6 and the 5.5 inch iPhone 6+. The price for the 6 starts at $199 and comes in gold, grey, and white. The 6+ starts at $299.

iOS 8

Apple announced that iOS 8 will be released on September 17th.

Apple Pay

Pay via NFC.

Take a picture of your card and import it to Passbook.

Cashiers won't see any of your info... credit card number, name, etc.

Suspend payments using Find My iPhone.

Apple working with retailers to build Apple Pay into shopping apps.

Apple—like every other phone manufacturer—has been trying to replace your wallet for a long time. But attempts to do this have mostly failed, and Apple has stayed away from the most widely accepted method, NFC payments. That’s all changed with Apple Pay. There’s now an NFC antenna at the top of the iPhone, which means ApplePay will function anywhere that something like Google Wallet would work. The TouchID fingerprint reader at the bottom is supposed to provide an extra layer of security. You can either take a picture of a credit card to use it (presumably there will be some safeguards to stop you from stealing your friend’s identity) or use a card that’s on file with your iTunes account already. Apple also has a fairly long explanation for why your data is secure, saying that cashiers and merchants won’t be able to see your card number, Apple won’t know what you buy, and that you can suspend service on a lost phone using the Find My iPhone service—although that’s going to need to be tested first.

Apple has struck partnerships for its NFC wallet with American Express, Visa, MasterCard, six major banks including Chase and Bank of America, and 22,000 retailers, including Macy’s Bloomingdale’s, Walgreens, Whole Foods, Disney, Staples, and McDonalds. Eddy Cue says Apple Pay’s partnerships cover 80 percent of the US credit card base, which will hopefully provide enough of a critical mass that paying by iPhone will be more than a novelty.

This post was edited on 9/9/14 at 2:51 pm