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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Everything We Think We'll See At Microsoft's Tuesday Event [Watch (HLS stream): Everything We Think We'll See At Microsoft's Tuesday Event](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/KJjIP6TE.m3u8) (1:42)  _Published 2015-10-05. 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We're actually most confident that Microsoft will be announcing two new flag ship Lumia smart phones. The Lumia 950 and the Lumia 950XL. They're expected to look similar to the Lumias of the past, but they'll be faster and more advanced, thanks in part to Windows 10. For instance, we're pretty sure that they'll support Windows Hello. That's a security feature which lets you unlock the handset with your face, and I'm not talking headbutting here. The device will actually recognize you. The feature also supports unlocking with a finger print or iris. The SurfacePro is also likely to be getting an update, but there's a lot less to be said about what to expect because so little has been leaked. In the past though, Microsoft has said the SurfacePro four would work with the threes accessories. The company's wearable, the Microsoft band 2 has had some details leaked. Renders of the new band show a more curved display and have us hoping that it will be far less clunky than its predecessor. Ser. There's also a rumor that the XBox could be released in a slimmer style. But honestly even if it were true, it's not too exciting of an update. Last but not least, the news that Windows phone users will probably be the most excited about. Microsoft could finally be telling us when Windows 10 will be rolled out to smartphone The new OS that was designed to run on all Microsoft devices launched for desktops and laptops at the end of July. Surface Pro 3 has got the update already, and we even know Xbox will be getting it in November. 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