It is very common for mobile phone companies to iterate their next version number, such as the iPhone 3, iPhone 4, etc. Sometimes the changes in the device are not immediately apparent. When phones versions are iterated upwards, people expect that the more recent version is more up to date, but other than that, people are unsure what to expect.
That is why so many web articles are made to discuss rumors about the next version of a phone or tablet. Most people expect that the next Samsung Galaxy or iPhone is going to be different from the last version, but nobody is ever sure how. The same is true for the Nokia Lumia, as nobody can say with absolution what differences will have occurred between the 720 and 820. So here are five differences you are going to notice between version 720 and 820.
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a lower processor speed so it is better at retaining its battery speed. It has a 2000 milliamperes battery, as oppose to the Nokia Lumia 720 that has a 1650 battery. This means that the Nokia Lumia 720 will let you talk for 13.4 hours and the Nokia Lumia 820 lets you talk for 8.1 hours.
The processing power of the Nokia Lumia 820 is quite impressive when you compare it to the Nokia Lumia 720. The Nokia Lumia 820 is almost twice as powerful as the Nokia Lumia 720. The duel core processor is very efficient, however, the Nokia Lumia 820 runs at 1.5GHz, which is quite impressive for a phone and is a lot faster than the Nokia Lumia 720.
This means that the Nokia Lumia 820 is able to handle far more complex tasks and process information faster. It also means that your Nokia Lumia 820 is going to be able to handle more background tasks and will not suffer as much if you try to do too many things at once. The processing power of the Nokia Lumia 820 is probably the most upgraded element of the Nokia Lumia 820 phone when compared with the Nokia Lumia 720 version.
Both the Nokia Lumia 720 and 820 have the same sized screen at just 4.3 inches diagonally. They both have a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels--so you are not going to notice a massive difference between one and the other right away. The technology behind both of the devices does differ.
The newer Nokia Lumia 820 has an AMOLED screen, which is better than the IPS one that the Nokia Lumia 720 uses. The screen on both is quite good, except that you will notice that the screen colors and brightness on the Nokia Lumia 820 are better. On the other hand you will notice that you can look at the Nokia Lumia 720 from any angle, whereas the screen image deteriorates with the Nokia Lumia 820, if you look at it from different angles.
Let’s face it, modern phones have more RAM than a field of horny sheep in spring, but they continue ever onwards in order to give us more, more, more. So here we have the Nokia Lumia 720 with 512MB of RAM. Do not forget that computers in 1998 only had 600MB of RAM, so we have come a long way.
However the Nokia Lumia 820 has smashed this little number by giving people a full gigabyte (GB) worth of RAM. This means that the Nokia Lumia 820 is able to handle more complex operations and programs. This is possibly a little bit of overkill for a mobile phone, but it is probably going to come in handy if some form of more advanced software comes along.
The race for who can install the phone with the most mega pixels has already been raging for quite a while now, and the most current phone in the lead has a whopping 13 mega pixel phone. This means that it can take pictures that are so clear, that you could probably spot Waldo in a field of blood covered zebra. The Nokia Lumia 720 or 820 have never really had a chance in the mega pixel race, but they do have reasonably good cameras.
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a 6.7 mega pixel camera, and the Nokia Lumia 820 has an 8.1 mega pixel camera. These are pretty good numbers for a handheld camera, so you should have no complaints. They both have an LED flash system installed too.
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a video camera that runs a 720p quality (HD) video, and the Nokia Lumia 820 gives you full HD at 1080p.
That is why so many web articles are made to discuss rumors about the next version of a phone or tablet. Most people expect that the next Samsung Galaxy or iPhone is going to be different from the last version, but nobody is ever sure how. The same is true for the Nokia Lumia, as nobody can say with absolution what differences will have occurred between the 720 and 820. So here are five differences you are going to notice between version 720 and 820.
1 - The battery life of the Nokia Lumia 720 and 820
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a lower processor speed so it is better at retaining its battery speed. It has a 2000 milliamperes battery, as oppose to the Nokia Lumia 720 that has a 1650 battery. This means that the Nokia Lumia 720 will let you talk for 13.4 hours and the Nokia Lumia 820 lets you talk for 8.1 hours.
2 - The power of the Nokia Lumia 720 and 820 differs
The processing power of the Nokia Lumia 820 is quite impressive when you compare it to the Nokia Lumia 720. The Nokia Lumia 820 is almost twice as powerful as the Nokia Lumia 720. The duel core processor is very efficient, however, the Nokia Lumia 820 runs at 1.5GHz, which is quite impressive for a phone and is a lot faster than the Nokia Lumia 720.
This means that the Nokia Lumia 820 is able to handle far more complex tasks and process information faster. It also means that your Nokia Lumia 820 is going to be able to handle more background tasks and will not suffer as much if you try to do too many things at once. The processing power of the Nokia Lumia 820 is probably the most upgraded element of the Nokia Lumia 820 phone when compared with the Nokia Lumia 720 version.
3 - The Nokia Lumia design and display
Both the Nokia Lumia 720 and 820 have the same sized screen at just 4.3 inches diagonally. They both have a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels--so you are not going to notice a massive difference between one and the other right away. The technology behind both of the devices does differ.
The newer Nokia Lumia 820 has an AMOLED screen, which is better than the IPS one that the Nokia Lumia 720 uses. The screen on both is quite good, except that you will notice that the screen colors and brightness on the Nokia Lumia 820 are better. On the other hand you will notice that you can look at the Nokia Lumia 720 from any angle, whereas the screen image deteriorates with the Nokia Lumia 820, if you look at it from different angles.
4 - The RAM that Nokia Lumia 720 and Nokia Lumia 820 has
Let’s face it, modern phones have more RAM than a field of horny sheep in spring, but they continue ever onwards in order to give us more, more, more. So here we have the Nokia Lumia 720 with 512MB of RAM. Do not forget that computers in 1998 only had 600MB of RAM, so we have come a long way.
However the Nokia Lumia 820 has smashed this little number by giving people a full gigabyte (GB) worth of RAM. This means that the Nokia Lumia 820 is able to handle more complex operations and programs. This is possibly a little bit of overkill for a mobile phone, but it is probably going to come in handy if some form of more advanced software comes along.
5 - The Nokia Lumia Camera
The race for who can install the phone with the most mega pixels has already been raging for quite a while now, and the most current phone in the lead has a whopping 13 mega pixel phone. This means that it can take pictures that are so clear, that you could probably spot Waldo in a field of blood covered zebra. The Nokia Lumia 720 or 820 have never really had a chance in the mega pixel race, but they do have reasonably good cameras.
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a 6.7 mega pixel camera, and the Nokia Lumia 820 has an 8.1 mega pixel camera. These are pretty good numbers for a handheld camera, so you should have no complaints. They both have an LED flash system installed too.
The Nokia Lumia 720 has a video camera that runs a 720p quality (HD) video, and the Nokia Lumia 820 gives you full HD at 1080p.
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