Roger Cheng and Brian Bennett will be bringing you the live coverage with Sarah Tew snapping photos.

We have one guess as to what we'll see today. It could the Droid DNA. Brian tells us that it could have a 5-inch screen and Android Jelly Bean.

John: Our team is just walking into the event now. As soon as they're set up we'll see photos.

In other words, it starts up in about 10 minutes.

Don't worry, awaters1127. We'll bring you the full details.

As Kent mentioned, I'm expecting the Droid DNA to make an appearance, likely with a larger display similar to the Galaxy Note.

HTC, like nearly every other handset manufacturer not named Apple or Samsung, has hit a rough patch recently, and really wants to end the year on a high note.

HTC and Verizon are likely hoping this isn't a repeat of last year's two smartphone flops, the Rhythm and Rezound. Both came out last holiday season and were largely ignored.

I'm not sure yet on pricing, but I'd be disappointed if this phone wasn't $199.99. It would give it a leg up against the similar Galaxy Note 2, which is $299.99.

@kzsheikh If you want an HTC phone on AT&T, you've got the One X+, which is a pretty cool phone. It launches on Nov. 16.

Yep, I saw it. Very Battlestar Galatica-ish.

@OttawaAndrew Definitely. It's an "event" so media are naturally drawn to it -- especially if there's little else going on. Plus the promise of executive access to get more of your questions answered is attractive. Ultimately, it means more news for you.

Lots of sweeping colored lights and sinister Droid music...freaky! Cool though.