Xtreme Labs, Silver Sponsor of BlackBerry World Conference

April 29, 2011 Pivotal Labs

Xtreme Labs is proud to be the silver sponsor of BlackBerry World Conference, held in Orlando, Florida. Whether you are a developer, industry expert, or wireless enthusiast , this event full of demos of hot new products, alumni appreciations, and of course the keynote speaker Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO of Research in Motion, will inspire and inform all.

Xtreme Labs is a leading BlackBerry® smartphone and PlayBook™ tablet mobile strategy and product developer. We are proud to support this must attend event taking place May 3-5, 2011.

Come and learn the full breadth of what BlackBerry means, and their goals for the future.

If you want to meet with Xtreme Labs Inc at BlackBerry World Conference, please email sales@xtremelabs.com.

For more information about the event please go to http://www.blackberryworld.com/about

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