 Hey, this is Tom Warren with The Verge and we're looking at Nokia's new Windows Phone 8.1 devices. The first one is the Lumia 930, which looks kind of like the Lumia icon on Verizon, so same 5-inch 1080p display. What Nokia's done here is at the rear of the device you've got a lot of color, so this is an orange model. There's also a bunch of other colors including green. They've got the same 20-megapixel camera on the back here and it's the same sort of rectangular blocky feel with metallic edges. It's actually basically a Lumia icon for the rest of the world. Now the second device that Nokia's announced today is the Lumia 630 and out of the two this is the new device, so to speak. First thing you notice, obviously it's got some on-screen buttons, that's new to Windows Phone 8.1. It's also got dual SIM support, so you've got the two separate tiles for each SIM here and two separate tiles for the messaging there, so you can link the two, but that's just to allow people to slot in the two SIMs. Aside from that, a 4.5-inch display at the front here and at the back you've got a matte finish and some crazy green-looking color here. It's a lot like the Nokia X and it kind of looks similar to the Lumia 620 as well, so you've got a kind of angular take at the back there. A 5-megapixel camera at the rear. Other than that, it's a kind of standard Windows Phone device aside from these on-screen buttons that allow you to navigate around and get into things like Cortana. So that was a quick look at the Nokia Lumia 630 and the Nokia Lumia 930.