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Netflix mentioned another European country was in its sights for this year and tonight it’s announced the new region it will service is The Netherlands.

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A team of archaeologists from Australia has discovered an ancient city that had been buried under the jungles of Cambodia for more than 1,000 years. The 1,200-year-old city, known as Mahendraparvata, was uncovered in the Siem Reap region of Cambodia, atop a mountain known as Phnom Kulen, where thousands of pilgrims used to perform spiritual ceremonies. As the Age reports, the city is believed to predate the famed Angkor Wat temple complex (pictured above) by 350 years.

Damian Evans, director of the University of Sydney’s archaeological research center in Cambodia, led the mission in Siem Reap with the assistance of a former Khmer Rouge soldier and lidar — airborne remote sensing technology that uses lasers to generate detailed maps of…

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Samsung’s mobile chief JK Shin hinted that the company would soon be announcing an Android-powered mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera, and now the Galaxy NX is all but official. In press shots appearing on a Vietnamese gadget site, the device is pictured with a mirrorless mount and a trio of NX lenses. Judging from the body, the camera is likely to be closer in size to a DSLR than Samsung’s existing CSC lineup, with a large touchscreen occupying much of the rear.

Hardware controls are few and far between, and may be limited to a shutter release, video capture button, top-mounted dial and a pop-up flash release, along with the compulsory lens release to the left of the swappable optic. It’s said to include Android 4.2, a 20.3-megapixel APS-C sensor, ISO sensitivity through 25,600 and 1080p video capture. Pricing info is still up in the air, as is an official announce date, which could very well be as soon as Samsung’s June 20th event in London. Hit up the source for a few more shots.

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Lenovo’s getting into the cloud storage game, but rather than dive straight in, the company’s taking a tiptoe approach. Starting today, curious consumers can sign up to preview the company’s cloud service, dubbed Reach, which offers exactly what you’d expect: remote access to stored files and applications from any device, be it Android, iOS or Windows. The actual beta won’t be open until June 22nd, at which point only a select few will be able to test drive the new service and provide Lenovo with feedback. Depending on how smoothly things go, an official launch for all comers should be announced sometime “later this year.” But with so many other free cloud storage options already available and so many consumers already tethered to those clouds, Reach could find itself overextended.

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The flood of Snapdragon 800 hardware hasn’t arrived just yet, but Qualcomm says it expects we’ll see Windows RT 8.1 devices with their flagship silicon inside “later this year.” There’s still no word on which manufacturers will be using the San Diego-based firm’s processors, but you can be sure the resulting devices will be particularly snappy and pack LTE connectivity. Head past the break for the press release.

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By very early 2014, travelers might have the ability to make use of specific electronic devices in airplane mode throughout launch and landing, according to a New York Times report. The publication’s industry sources say that the Federal Aviation Administration might reveal more lenient electronics policies later this year, allowing travelers to use “checking out devices” throughout launch and landing– while it’s not clear which gadgets had certify, cellular phones would continue to be on the ban list. The FAA commissioned an industry team to research the issue of in-flight electronic devices use– the team, which includes representatives from Amazon, Boeing, the CEA, FCC, and others, will announce the outcomes of its research by July 31st.

The concern has support from vital legislators as well. Senator Claire McCaskill is calling the FAA out on its permission of aviators to use iPads in the cockpit and flight attendants to make use of devices of their own, while restricting passengers from reviewing books on e-readers– “A flying copy of ‘War and Peace’ is more unsafe than a Kindle,” she told the Times. And we ‘d have to agree. Until the FAA announces a policy revision, all of us have no option however to reluctantly comply with the ban, and with gadgets like Google Glass on the horizon, updated limitations can not come too quickly.

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