 Hey guys, this is Tom Warren from The Verge and we're looking at Nokia's Lumia 822 on a Verizon's 4G LTE network. So you can see it's obviously got the live tiles from Windows Phone 8 and there's a few inbuilt Nokia apps here. So you've got your City Lens and Drive and Alpha. We're not quite sure exactly how this will come out of the box but you can obviously get the standard Nokia apps available here. Down the bottom we've got the USB connector and the speakers. Towards the left of the device we've got no buttons. That's kind of a standard approach from Nokia on their Windows Phone devices. Up top we've got the headphone jack and then around the side we've got the volume up and down, the power button and then the standard camera button which triggers the 8 megapixel camera and then around the front we've obviously got a forward facing camera as well which is available for Skype and any other video calling software. When you compare it to the Lumia 820 which the 822 is a variant of, you can really start to notice how the two devices stack up. So on the left you've got the 822 and you can see it's a little bit more chunky but when you actually compare them in your hand the 820 does feel a little bit heavier and the 822 on the left here is certainly a lot lighter. And looking at the back of the 822 it's obviously got a removable cover in the same way that the 820 does. This one is the wireless one and Nokia tells us that it's going to be a white and grey edition too. Other than that this is pretty standard affair. You've got the SIM slot here and a battery and there's no micro SD slot at the moment. That was a quick look at the Nokia Lumia 822 which will be available on Verizon and is a 4.3 inch device.