Have you ever used a software application on your BlackBerry and said, "That's great, but why doesn't the app do this, or do that"? Well now is your chance to get involved in the process and provide feedback on the future of TeleNav.
If you live in Seattle or San Jose areas, you may be eligible to participate in the TeleNav First Look program. If you use TeleNav on your AT&T Bold 9000, Sprint Tour 9630, or Verizon Tour 9630 you should head over to the TeleNav Blog and take the survey to see if you qualify.
Full details and eligibility requirements can be found on the TeleNav Blog. What are you waiting for... this is your chance to boldly go where no man has gone before. OK... that was a little cheesey, but this is a great chance to get involved in the process and make a difference. Good luck to all who apply.
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