Microsoft will be launching its very first Lumia smartphone on Tuesday.

The software and tech giant has started teasing the unveiling for November 11th, with the tagline of

"Microsoft is delivering the power of everyday mobile technology to everyone."

Microsoft's teaser also includes an orange curved Lumia device. They officially unveiled its new branding for upcoming Lumia handsets, and Tuesday’s launch will mark the first time the company dropping of the Nokia brand name on its smartphones.



While many are hoping for a flagship phone, sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the company will launch a budget Lumia handset next week.

Late last week, leaked images revealed Microsoft’s first Lumia and the specifications shows that it will be a low-end which are directed to the mass market. Though it’s unclear as to how Microsoft will name its first Lumia, the company could opt to ditch the number scheme that Nokia has used in the past.

Microsoft’s first Lumia smartphones will include:

- 5-inch display
- 1GB RAM
-5-megapixel camera
-1.2GHz Snapdragon processor.

Microsoft will also be adding a forward-facing camera for this model, something that the Nokia phones chose to cut from the recent low-end Lumia handsets.

So let's all watch out on Tuesday, November 11, the unveiling of Microsoft's new handset.