Connecticut-based WhartonBrooks plans to launch a Windows 10 Mobile phone
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.
The company's press release offers some broad info on their plans, which they claim will "radically change the mobile computing industry." WhartonBrooks seems to suggest that their phone will target the business and enterprise markets, much like the HP Elite x3, with plans to offer a wireless display adapter so that the phone can connect to a large screen and be used like a Windows 10 PC.
Hopefully we will learn more about WhartonBrooks's Windows 10 Mobile phone in the near future.
Press release
WhartonBrooks Set to Launch Windows Phone
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