Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 6 tomorrow morning at an event in Cupertino, Ca, and if you can't make it up there don't worry. The keynote speech will be live streamed on Apple's website for all to see. So that means you can find out about every feature of Apple's new phone at the same time the rest of the world does. 

What: iPhone 6 & iWatch Unveiling

Where: The Flint Center in Cupertino, Ca.

When: Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 10 am PT (1 pm ET)

Live Stream: Apple.com/live

Apple is expected to unveil two different models of the iPhone 6 along with its first wearable, presumably a smartwatch named the 'iWatch," on Tuesday. The iPhone 6 is reported to be available in two sizes, a 4.7-inch version and a 5.5-inch version, with both models being much larger than any iPhone before them. Apple's previous iPhone model, the 5S, was a dramatic increase in size from the iPhone 4S, and featured a 4-inch screen.

While the iPhone 6's features are still unknown, there have been many leaks regarding exactly what new features the phone will have. Sapphire glass is expected to cover the Touch ID sensor as well as the camera, although some have speculated that the entire screen may be protected by the tougher, more scratch-resistant substance. 

The iWatch is rumored to be a health and fitness tracking wearable that can will also run apps and act as a notification center on your wrist.  The exact shape of the iWatch is still a mystery, with reports of both round and square designs circulating online, though people seem to agree that the device will not launch until next year, even though it is being announced on Tuesday, Sept. 9.