#lumia 920 hands on

Check out our quick hands-on of the Nokia Lumia 920 and the Nokia Lumia 820. Compared to the Lumia 920 and its predecessor, the Lumia 800, the Lumia 820 has a different form factor having a flat glass on top of its 4.3-inch (480 x 800, 217 ppi) display instead of a curved one. As far as build quality is concerned, the Lumia 820 feels solid and nice to hold but the design makes the device look bulky when in fact it is lighter and slightly thinner than the Lumia 920. Despite having the same processor, GPU and RAM as the Lumia 820, the Lumia 920 has more edge in terms of display quality thanks to its 4.5-inch (768 x 1280, 332 ppi) PureMotion HD+ IPS display. Like its smaller brother, UI navigation on the Lumia 920 is also smooth and fast. However, at 185g, the Lumia 920 packs some weight. We’ve finally got our hands on the mid-range offspring of the Nokia-Microsoft partnership, the Lumia 710. But what sets the Lumia handsets apart from other handsets running on WP7 is a handful of Nokia apps that in essence is aimed at making life easier (or so they say). Read more in our articles including "Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 quick hands-on" and "Nokia Lumia 710 Review".