No.. This same qestion was just asked very recently. Both require LOTS of sun, and blues like very acidic soil, whereas strawberries don't.

I am going to poach this thread if you don't mind; Can blueberries produce fruit in Westchester, Ca.? It is pretty warm most of the year, and all the plants I have seen require some number of cold hours to produce fruit. Any varieties that like southern California sun and heat?

The FRUIT TREE forum also has many strawberry/blueberry posts..

I probably wouldn't plant hybrid strawberries with blueberries, because both are particular and demanding, but you could try wild wood strawberries under the blueberries. (Fragaria vesca, but the running type, not the alpine type) The ones in my yard run everywhere, love the shade, and are not picky at all about soil. The fruit isn't big, but it's packed with flavor and is prolific. I'd just treat the blueberries with what they need, and let the strawberries fend for themselves.