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Home from BlackBerry DevCon, we fired things up Friday afternoon for an episode of CrackBerry LIVE. If you missed it don't fret, as you can now either download the audio in standard podcast form OR watch the replay with our groovy new video setup above.
Whether you want to listen or watch, it's definitely a show you won't want to miss. In this episode I'm joined by Adam Zeis and Chris Umiastowski, who were both at DevCon, and Bla1ze. We kick things off by looking back at the last week's BlackBerry service outage craziness, and then quickly shift gears to BlackBerry DevCon news. We cover all the highs and lows and everything in between - definitely a CrackBerry podcast to check out for an honest look at BlackBerry. We hope you enjoy the show!!
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