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Introduction of PlayStation 3

The introduction of Steam to PlayStation 3 has ensured both Sony's console and the PC are "one big happy family," Valve programmer Jeep Barnett (fantastic name) has told PSM3.

Speaking in an interview published in the mag's latest issue - which is on shelves next week - Barnett said cross-platform play between the platforms (see it in action here) gives players the freedom of convenience.


"Some people who have PS3s... I'm not going to say all, but I'm going to say a majority, also play PC," he said. "So the people who play on PC who have a Steam account will be able to play with PS3 friends and PC friends."

Barnett told PSM3 the new relationship between Valve's PC service and PS3, "gives people the freedom to play on the hardware that's not only of their preference, but also their convenience".

"What were two separate universes is now one big happy family," he said.

Currently Valve's digital distribution service is available on PS3 in the form of its development suite, but Barnett says he'd "love" to see full game downloads in the future.

"I'd love to see that," he told PSM3. "Maybe I'm answering these too personally. I think it's a great idea and it's going to become much more common.

"Having downloadable games is another one of those inevitabilities, like it was with the music industry. It's on the way."
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Apple Filed Suit Against Samsung

Apple filed suit against Samsung last week because it had "crossed the line," a top Apple executive said Wednesday, but hopes to maintain a "strong relationship" with the South Korean company.
Apple was Samsung's second-largest client in 2010 after Japan's Sony Corp, accounting for four percent of the South Korean firm's 155 trillion won ($142 billion) annual revenue. Samsung provides many key hardware components for the iPhone and iPad. In February, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple spent $7.8 billion for Samsung components, including LCD panels, flash memory, and A4 and A5 mobile processors designed by Apple and manufactured by Samsung.
Apple filed suit against Samsung in San Francisco on Friday alleging that the South Korean giant copied its smartphones and tablet computers.
Apple's company claims Samsung's mobile phones and Galaxy Tab imitated the iPhone and the iPad.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab has been the best-selling rival to the iPad, which has dominated the growing market for the touchscreen devices.
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AJ Perez Donated Eye

The Eye Bank of the Philippines praised the family of AJ Perez for donating thier son's eyes after the car accident.
According to Dr. Menguita Padilla, president of Sta. Lucia Eye Bank, he really admired this kind of people who helped others even if they are in pain for the lost of thier son.
AJ's eye were donated to Lawrence Villanueva and to an 8 yr old boy.

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The Real Owner of Spratly Island Philippines or China?

China has countered a Philippine diplomatic protest at the United Nations by saying it has indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands that the Southeast Asian country "started to invade" in the 1970s.

China's diplomatic note to the UN, a copy of which was seen by The Associated Press, said the Philippine occupation of some islands and reefs in the Nansha islands infringes on China's sovereignty. The Spratlys are known to the Chinese as Nansha islands.

A Philippine protest filed to the UN earlier this month said China's claim to islands, adjacent waters, seabed and subsoil in the South China Sea had no basis in international law. The territorial claims were detailed in a map submitted to the UN in 2009.

The Philippines, China, Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Viet Nam claim in whole or in part the Spratlys - a group of islands, reefs and atolls in the South China Sea believed to be sitting atop vast oil and gas reserves.

Viet Nam and Malaysia filed protests in 2009 against China's map, and Indonesia, a nonclaimant to the disputed territory, also protested last year.

The protests are registered with the UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, which will help mediate conflicting claims on territories.

'Totally unacceptable'

China said the contents of the Philippine diplomatic note "are totally unacceptable to the Chinese government".

The Philippines has said the Kalayaan Island Group in the Spratlys was an integral part of the country, which has sovereignty and jurisdiction over nearby waters and geological features under the international law principle that land dominates the sea.

China said the Kalayaan Island Group was part of its Nansha islands and its sovereign and related rights were supported by abundant historical and legal evidence.

It said before the 1970s, the Philippines never made any claims to the islands in a series of treaties defining its territory.

"Since the 1970s, the Republic of the Philippines started to invade and occupy some islands and reefs of China's Nansha islands and made relevant territorial claims, to which China objects strongly," said China's April 14 note to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

China said the doctrine that a legal right cannot arise from an unlawful act applied, thus the Philippines could not rightfully claim the islands.

Asked for comment, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) of the Philippines said the note verbale sent by the Philippine Permanent Mission to the UN "speaks for itself".
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