BlackBerry Mobile will be officially unveiling the BlackBerry 'Mercury' at their press event on Saturday, February 25th in Barcelona. I'm attending. Bla1ze is attending. We decided while we're in Barcelona it only makes sense to have a proper CrackBerry Meetup while we're there. So that's what we're doing!
If you're a BlackBerry Fan and will be in Barcelona on Friday, February 24th, we would love for you to join us for a casual evening of food and fun and BlackBerry talk. Attendees at the CrackBerry Meetup will get to take home some exclusive 10 Years of CrackBerry swag and our friends at BlackBerry Mobile have hooked us up with VIP passes to their launch event that CrackBerry Meetup attendees will receive as well. That means you'll be able to attend in person the BlackBerry Mobile launch event on the evening of the 25th and get to play with the newest BlackBerry first hand. How awesome is that?!
CrackBerry Meetup RSVP Instructions
We're still finalizing exact details on venue and time, but the CB Meetup will be the evening of the 24th and be a casual affair (think tapas, some drinks, lots of talk about BlackBerry!). We'll have to cap off the number of attendees based on the capacity in the venue we book (we're thinking around 30 people), so if you plan on attending, we'll need you to RSVP. Attendees must be at least 21 years of age.
CLICK HERE TO FILL IN THE RSVP FORM
Please only RSVP if you plan on attending. We will follow up within 48 hours via email to confirm your RSVP and will continue to relay details to you about the meetup via email as they get locked in. Please RSVP as soon as possible. When we reach capacity we will update this post to let everyone know that we're out of room (you can still RSVP and be put on a wait list just in case anybody cancels).
I hope to see you in Barcelona so together we can celebrate 10 Years of CrackBerry and usher in a new generation of BlackBerry Smartphones from from BlackBerry Mobile in CrackBerry style!!
Related: Video and Photos from our BB10 CrackBerry Meetup in NYC!
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