If you're a current student or faculty member looking to go to BlackBerry Jam in San Jose, here's your chance. RIM is offering up free passes for all students and faculty to attend this years event. All you need to do is send an email to [email protected] and request the passes. The free passes are provided as part of the BlackBerry Academic Prorgam which provides tools for students to develop applications as well as learn about and manage BlackBerry devices. You can check out more on the program here. See you at Jam!
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