 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at the Nokia Lumia 720. This was just announced today. It's a 4.3 inch device and it's actually WVGA. But looking at the screen it doesn't look too bad. It looks like it's got some fairly good viewing angles. On the device you've got the normal Nokia music and apps etc. This is the first unibody device that Nokia's actually made with a microSD slot which is on the side here. It looks kind of similar to the SIM slot which is up the top here. So you're obviously going to need a SIM removal tool to access that. There's no removable covers on this particular device. So the addition is basically a wireless charging unit that makes the device into a little sort of like hump shape at the back to add wireless charging there. It also has a Carl Zeiss lens and it's a 6.7 megapixel camera. At the bottom you've obviously got the normal USB port down there and Nokia's trademark three button design on the side there with the camera, power and the volume rocker. Overall it's a fairly light device actually and fairly thin if you're going to compare that to the Lumia 920. It feels like the sort of device that the Lumia 920 preps should have come in. And yeah, this is the Lumia 720 from Nokia. Next up is the Nokia Lumia 520. So this is Nokia's budget Windows Phone 8 device. So it's the cheapest one that they've got coming out in this quarter. As you can see it's a fairly small device. It's four inches and it's kind of a little bit chubby. Not too bad but it's got the same sort of design and coloring as the high level Lumias. You don't have a forward facing camera on this one so unlike the 620 you're not going to be able to use Skype on this particular model. It's got a 5-micro pixel rear camera at the back here and if we take the cover off there's actually a SIM slot and a micro SD storage. So I think this comes with 8GB of storage as default. You can obviously expand it with micro SD. And that was the Nokia Lumia 520.