After kicking off a crowdfunding campaign in the U.S. for its Cerulean Moment Windows 10 Mobile phone, WhartonBrooks has now launched a Brazilian campaign as well.
The WhartonBrooks Cerulean Moment is actually a nice little Windows phone. But it's arriving on the scene at the wrong time. Here is what the company got right, and wrong, and what Microsoft should do.
WhartonBrooks new Windows phone, the Cerulean Moment, did not receive the reception from the fan base that many people expected. Could the company be targeting the wrong segment of the Windows phone user base?
Windows phone company WhartonBrooks has long been shrouded in secrecy. Many Windows phone fans have awaited more information. Critics have denounced its legitimacy. This exclusive is a comprehensive look at the company and its new phone.
WhartonBrooks give us a first peek at their Ceruelan phones!
Upstart Windows phone maker WhartonBrooks has been quiet for a little while now. I guess that's what happens when you're working hard to meet your own expectations, to say nothing of the fans'.
WhartonBrooks is a Connecticut-based Windows phone manufacturer that is targeting Windows phone fans. Recent information reveals problems with a factory that is producing the phone.
WhartonBrooks wants Cerulean phones to be the next Lumias. This small Windows phone startup wants to dominate the Windows phone market through growing is slice of the pie with accessible phones. Can they pick up will Lumia left off?
Questions abound about WhartonBrooks, that mysterious smartphone manufacturer promising Windows phone users a new phone this Fall. Well, we've finally connected with the man behind the plan, Greg Murphy, himself!
On August 22, 2016 WhartonBrooks issued a press release introducing its Cerulean phones as tools that would introduce disruptive technology. This company has since been the subject of many questions but has remained shrouded in mystery. That is, until now.
WhartonBrooks, the company that announced plans in August to launch a Windows 10 Mobile phone, will hold a "meet and greet" event at a Microsoft Store in Connecticut on Sept. 10.
A Connecticut-based company called WhartonBrooks has announced plans this week to release a Windows 10 Mobile phone sometime later this fall. The details of this device have yet to be revealed.