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    Nokia and Microsoft took the wraps off Nokia's newest feature-packed, Windows Phone 8 smartphones . The company hopes to beat iPhone 5 to the punch. The company hopes to get a head start on the iPhone 5, which is expected to be introduced next week. But will Apple and Google kill any buzz created by Windows Phone 8 this week?

    Here are a look at some of the highlights of the two new phones - the Nokia 820 and the Nokia 920.

    The Nokia 920 sports optical image stabilization and a Carl Zeuss lens designed to capture blur-free photos in low light.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    The Nokia 920 features the HD+ PureMotion display that Nokia says will bring a colorful screen and a sensitive touchscreen.

    The Nokia 920 contains an 8.7 megapixel camera with a 4.5 inch display size and promises up to 10 hours of 3G talk time.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    The City Lens will identify important landmarks.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    Both new phones sport wireless charging. Nokia hopes that its new feature will pay off in sales.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    Skydrive sychs all Windows apps, music, photos and files.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    Nokia music lets you stream files for free.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    The Nokia 820 comes with SmartShoot will take a whole series of photos and merge them into one happy picture. It sports an 8-megapixel camera with a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens. Its display size is 4.4 inches and promises 8 hours of 3G talk time.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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    Nokia's Live Tiles changes the tiles on your home screen.

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    The City Lens also available on the Nokia 820 brings up features and places to go.

    Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

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Nokia and Microsoft took the wraps off Nokia's newest feature packed smartphones. The company hopes to beat iPhone 5 to the punch.

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Nokia and Microsoft took the wraps off Nokia's newest feature-packed, Windows Phone 8 smartphones . The company hopes to beat iPhone 5 to the punch. The company hopes to get a head start on the iPhone 5, which is expected to be introduced next week. But will Apple and Google kill any buzz created by Windows Phone 8 this week?

Here are a look at some of the highlights of the two new phones - the Nokia 820 and the Nokia 920.

The Nokia 920 sports optical image stabilization and a Carl Zeuss lens designed to capture blur-free photos in low light.

Published: September 5, 2012 -- 17:14 GMT (10:14 PDT)

Caption by: Andy Smith

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