BlackBerryInsight Is At BlackBerry Devcon Asia 2011

While other BlackBerry blogs are also reporting about the BlackBerry Devcon but reporting about Devcon apps and stuff… BlackBerryInsight is AT the BlackBerry Devcon Asia 2011!
We’re having a great time over at here Bali and already spotted Mike Kirkup, RIM’s Head of Developer Relations Worldwide. We just had a great meal; the food, the drinks and everything is great. It feels like I am taking an early vacation over here at Bali. Tomorrow all sessions start – let’s what kind of shots we will get from there.
Check out the pictures we took today.

BlackBerry Devcon Asia 2011

My pass for the Devcon

Everyone rushing over to get food

Food!!!

And of course, the lovely ladies the performed for us during dinner that no one noticed except for me…
We will definitely keep you updated with what’s happening at the Devcon for the next few days. Stay tuned to BlackBerryInsight for more!

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