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Shocking no one, Sony announced that the service would debut on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 consoles. Those versions will roll out in a limited, New York-only beta (only on PlayStation Plus) by the end of this month, with a wider launch expected in the first quarter of 2015. The company also announced that it's "working on" an iOS app, but no timeframe was given for when that, or other compatible device apps (particularly the PlayStation Vita), might arrive.

Sony was eager to show off interface images, which fall in line with the company's PlayStation Store designs for both compatible consoles. The company alsoChapin Professor of Geology and Mineralogy Mark Erickson and two of his
former students, Booth Platt Jr. '00 and Douglas H. Jennings '93, are co-authors of
the article "Holocene Fossil Oribatid Mite Biofacies as Proxies of Paleohabitat at the
Hiscock Site, Byron, New York" in the Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural
Sciences, Vol. 37 (2003). The research was completed with support from the James
S. Street Student Geology Fund at St. Lawrence.

The article's abstract states, "Oribatid mites, less than 0.5 mm in length, fossilize
well in lake and bog sediments where their occurrences indicate conditions of
paleohabitat and paleoclimate. Presently, fossil mites are gaining influence as
proxies for climate change in Late Pleistocene and Holocene sedimentary sequences.
This is their first application using a biofacies approach. Four biofacies were defined
based on fossil oribatids at this