Spicy 'n Fresh: Comparing Apple iPhone 5 64GB vs. Nokia Lumia 920.

VS

9 Reasons for the Apple iPhone 5 64GB

Also known as: Apple iPhone 5

os
Significantly more apps available	800,000	vs	150,000	5.33x more apps available.
memory
Clearly more internal storage	64 GB	vs	32 GB	32 GB more internal storage.
physical
Shorter	123.8 mm	vs	130.3 mm	6.5 mm shorter.
Narrower	58.6 mm	vs	70.8 mm	12.2 mm narrower.
Lighter	112 g	vs	185 g	73 g lighter.
Clearly less body volume	55.1 cm³	vs	98.71 cm³	44.18% less body volume.
Thinner	7.6 mm	vs	10.7 mm	3.1 mm thinner.
camera
Has a built-in HDR mode	Yes	vs	No	It can automatically shoot pictures with an higher dynamic range (HDR).
Has AF tracking	Yes	vs	No	With AF tracking, once you choose the subject and press the shutter release part way down, as the subject moves, the autofocus will follow it. No more out of focus shots.

26 Reasons for the Nokia Lumia 920

power
Wireless charging	Yes	vs	No	It can be charged w/o any plugs and wires similar to electric shavers or toothbrushes (as extra).
Can be charged via standard USB cable	Yes	vs	No	It can be charged and operated with a standard USB cable with your computer or with USB power supplies.
Amply more battery power	2,000 mAh	vs	1,440 mAh	38.89% more battery power.
display
Bigger screen size	4.5"	vs	4"	12.5% bigger screen size. The bigger the screen size is, the better the user experience.
Modestly higher pixel density	332 ppi	vs	326 ppi	1.84% higher pixel density.
Has a Corning® Gorilla® Glass display	Yes	vs	No	Special glass that is durable enough to resist many real-world events that commonly cause glass failure.
Higher resolution	768 x 1280 px	vs	640 x 1136 px	35.21% higher resolution.
camera
Has manual exposure	Yes	vs	No	This allows to manually set the exposure.
Has a flash w/ dual-LEDs	Yes	vs	No	Two LEDs are brighter than flashes with just one LED.
Has an image stabilizer	Yes	vs	No	Avoids blurry shots, usually most cameras are equipped with electronic image stabilizers.
Has a two-stage shutter	Yes	vs	No	A two-stage shutter allows photo shooting like a pro: with the first press the camera focusses, with the second it shoots.
A lot more megapixel (photo, front camera)	1.3 MP	vs	1.2 MP	8.33% more megapixel (photo, front camera).
Has a brand lens	Yes	vs	No	A brand manufacturer provides the camera's lens.
Has sensor shift stabilization	Yes	vs	No	The sensor capturing the image can be moved in such a way as to counteract the motion of the camera, often referred to as mechanical image stabilization which is superior to a electronic stabilization only. When the camera rotates, causing angular error, gyroscopes encode information to the actuator that moves the sensor.
Has a serial shot mode	Yes	vs	No	You can shoot multiple pictures in a row.
Vastly more megapixel (photo)	8.7 MP	vs	8 MP	8.75% more megapixel (photo).
lens
Notably wider aperture	f/2	vs	f/2.4	16.67% wider aperture. The wider an aperture, the more light the image sensor gets. More light helps avoiding blur by employing a faster shutter speed. Aperture sizes are expressed in f-stops, the smaller the better. In addition, wide lenses provide a narrow depth of field enabling to focus on the subject and blur the background.
cpu
Faster CPU clock speed	2x 1.5 GHz	vs	2x 1.3 GHz	15.38% faster CPU clock speed.
miscellaneous
Sizably smaller semiconductor size	28 nm	vs	32 nm	12.5% smaller semiconductor size. A smaller size indicates that the process to create the chip is newer.
connectivity
Has NFC	Yes	vs	No	Near-field-communication (NFC) allows wireless transactions like payments.
Has DLNA	Yes	vs	No	It can stream videos and movies to other devices over-the-air, using the standard DLNA protocol.
Has USB mass storage support	Yes	vs	No	It can transfer files, music, photos via USB, no need to install additional software.
physical
Explicitly lower SAR for body (USA)	0.91 W/kg	vs	1.18 W/kg	0.27 W/kg lower SAR for body (USA). SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) describes how much radio frequency energy emitted by the device will be absorbed by your body. The rate is measured at hip level. The legal limit is 1.6 W/kg in the USA.
Significantly lower SAR for head (EU)	0.7 W/kg	vs	0.95 W/kg	0.25 W/kg lower SAR for head (EU). SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) describes how much radio frequency energy emitted by the device will be absorbed by your body. The rate is measured at head level. The legal limit is 2.0 W/kg in the EU.
Has stereo speakers	Yes	vs	No	Devices with stereo speakers deliver sound that surrounds the user from left and right side, creating a richer sound and a better experience.
Definitely lower SAR for head (USA)	1.08 W/kg	vs	1.18 W/kg	0.1 W/kg lower SAR for head (USA). SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) describes how much radio frequency energy emitted by the device will be absorbed by your body. The rate is measured at head level. The legal limit is 1.6 W/kg in the USA.