WhartonBrooks gives us a peek at Cerulean Windows phones!
Connecticut-based Windows phone OEM finally gives the world a subtle peek at Cerulean phones!
In the popular film Jerry Maguire, the main character famously shouted, "Show me the money!" As I have taken the opportunity to chronicle the unique story of WhartonBrooks, the only phone OEM making Windows phones for the Windows fans, many fans have shouted "Show me the phone!" I have asserted over the course of this journey that that reveal would come when we reached that stage in the journey. That time is now. CEO Greg Murphy provided me with the following image to share with the fans!
Here is your first peek.
For the last couple of months WhartonBrooks has been relatively silent. Per Murphy the company was advised by Microsoft to communicate "hard facts only." I exclusively reported an "experiment" Murphy is conducting where he supplied skeptical fans with more detailed information in an attempt to win more support:
Now, in a late night tweet, Murphy has given us a peek at the company's Cerulean phones with the tease, "Should we name them?"
What do fans think?
The final samples are on their way from Shenzhen. Fingers crossed that they are ready for the testing labs. Should we name them? pic.twitter.com/wyNOK8JnqZThe final samples are on their way from Shenzhen. Fingers crossed that they are ready for the testing labs. Should we name them? pic.twitter.com/wyNOK8JnqZ— Cerulean Mobile (@ceruleanmobile) January 22, 2017January 22, 2017
Stay tuned to Windows Central for your WhartonBrooks updates, as we'll have the latest on this unique story of the only Windows phone company founded by a fan, for the fans!
Follow the journey:
- WhartonBrooks Part I: How a Windows phone fan started making Window phones
- WhartonBrooks Part II: Exclusive Interview with CEO Greg Murphy
- WhartonBrooks: Read the raw Q & A between Jason Ward and Greg Murphy and join the forum discussion!
- WhartonBrooks Part III: Can Cerulean be the next Lumia
- WhartonBrooks faces delays as a result of factory delays
- WhartonBrooks Part IV: Building the team, company, phone and expectations
- WhartonBrooks CEO Greg Murphy is conducting and experiment
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