Microsoft recaps Windows Insider launches for Lumia 950 and 950 XL, issues Lumia Trials challenges

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Published on December 22, 2015

published on December 22, 2015

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Back in November, Microsoft launched their new Lumia 950 and 950XL smartphones. Running their new OS, Windows 10 Mobile, these new phones from Microsoft represent the most productive smartphones available on the market. Offering up class-leading camera technology, productivity with Continuum, Windows Hello Beta, great speed with Quad-core processors and access to all of Microsoft’s services, these phones are truly meant to help you get work done.
With Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile being shaped by the community of fans and users, with the Windows Insider program, Microsoft set out to celebrate with their fans. Hosting a series of events across the globe, Microsoft connected with those Windows Insiders who have been vocal in the direction of the OS, with great parties, workshops, trainings and opportunities to purchase the newly released devices.

To cap off this great year for Microsoft and the Lumia team, a new #LumiaTrials Challenge series has been launched. If you are already an owner of the Lumia 950 or 950XL, be sure to follow @LumiaUS for all updates on this challenge. Through January 1st, Lumia US will post nine challenges ranging from Start Screen setups to photo challenges, showcasing the power of Windows 10 Mobile and the Lumia line of phones.
Lumia Trials

If you haven’t had a chance to experience these phones, be sure to check out our reviews from the WinBeta team on the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950XL. For those with a local Microsoft Store, you can check these phones out in person or the Lumia 950 at any AT&T retailer.

Radu Tyrsina

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