Follow Apple's "Let's Talk iPhone" Media Event Today

While Apple will not be broadcasting its iPhone event live today, these sources will be live blogging from the event:

The “Let’s Talk iPhone” event begins at 1PM EST, and we’ll be bringing you updates throughout the afternoon here on our blog as well as on our Facebook page and Twitter feed. Stay tuned!

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