As noted by several MacRumors readers, searches for "iPhone-5" on Apple's site are currently yielding a number of search results revealing that Apple will indeed be calling the new iPhone the "iPhone 5". The results point to several currently-inactive iPhone 5 pages including the press release announcement and a "tips" page.
(Thanks, Johan!)
Update 6:45 AM: 9to5Mac has also spotted a link to an inactive press release announcing the new iPod touch and iPod nano.
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There is nothing confusing about this. It's common sense. Were you one of those expecting an iPhone 6? :rolleyes:
Queue the fools saying Apple is wrong to not call it the iPhone 6.