Today, Apple is unveiling the next iPhone and as usual, it's going to be a wild, wild day. Since many of you have been asking us, we'd like clarify a bit what will be happening here today, and where to follow what.

Tomorrow at 10 a.m. PDT, Tim Cook will be taking the stage for the first time as Apple's CEO. Not only will he be filling Steve Jobs' extremely large shoes, but he's due to announce the newest version of the most highly expected, hyped and popular mobile phone in the industry; the iPhone 5. This device will be replacing the previous model, the iPhone 4, which has been the most popular iPhone Apple has ever made, and it hasn't been updated in 15 months.

Bad news for those of you who were hoping to watch tomorrow's iPhone event online as if you were there. According to 9to5Mac, who claims to have it from Apple's PR directly, Apple won't be streaming tomorrow's event live on the Web as it did last year.

Finally, Apple has announced their next iPhone event, and have sent out invites. Watch the show to find out, when, where, and what. We also have a couple apps that will bring you back in time, literally.

If you believe MacRumors this morning, Apple will be holding this year's much anticipated fall event on Wednesday, September 7.

As we told you earlier, Apple is presenting today's "Back To The Mac" special event live, thanks to the magic of online video streaming. Actually, they just flipped the switch and the live video feed is now up.

Amazing news folks. Following an early press release from Apple Italia (spotted by Macstories this morning), Apple US just confirmed that they will be, as expected, streaming today's special event live on Apple.com.

If you've been affected by the iPhone 4's well-publicized "antenna issue", fret not - Apple has just announced that it'll be giving away free iPhone Bumpers to all afflicted iPhone owners!