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A particularly useful feature, however, is the icon in the top-left corner of the pre-installed Camera Go app, which lets you know roughly how many pictures you can take before filling up your phone’s internal storage, as well as how many minutes of video you can record. This is something I’d like to see in the normal version of Android. Nokia 1.4 review: Cameras verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Inside the Nokia 1.4 is the low-end 1.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 215 chipset, which also powered the Nokia 1.3 last year. It would have been nice to see a bit of a performance uplift this year, but at least the Nokia 1.4 has double the RAM (2GB) and double the storage (32GB). In our performance benchmarks, then, it’s no surprise that the Nokia 1.4’s single-core processing scores are identical, but multicore performance has actually doubled this year. Whether this is due to the extra RAM on board, or perhaps some efficiency tweaks on Nokia’s part, we don’t know for certain, but what this means is that the Nokia 1.4’s performance isn’t all that bad.