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With the Nokia name officially nixed, Microsoft is poised to launch its first self-branded Lumia smartphone. According to a post on Microsoft's Conversations blog, the debut Microsoft Lumia device will be unveiled on Nov. 11. Microsoft's teaser image doesn't show much of the next Lumia, save for what looks like an orange exterior and a front-facing camera. The post has no substantial information on what we can expect from the phone specs-wise, and simply reads "Microsoft is delivering the power of everyday mobile technology to everyone." One of the last Nokia-branded Lumia phones we got our hands on was the Lumia 830, which Microsoft touted as the "first affordable flagship" back at IFA 2014 in Berlin. The Lumia 830 sports a premium-looking silver build, a crisp 1280 x 720 display and a 10-MP PureView camera, and sells for about $400 unlocked. While "Microsoft Lumia" will be the name of the Redmond company's flagship phones going forward, y