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  Suzuki Partners with SkyDrive to Work on Electric ‘Flying' Cars; Production Likely to Start Next Year

  Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with SkyDrive to make "flying cars". The companies will use a Suzuki Group factory in central Japan to make electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and aim to begin production by around spring next year.

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  Japan's Suzuki, SkyDrive Sign Deal To Develop, Market 'Flying Cars'

  Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp and 'flying car' firm SkyDrive Inc said they have signed a deal to team up in research, development and marketing of electric, vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

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  Suzuki, Skydrive Sign Deal To Develop, Market Flying Cars; Initial Focus On India

  In a joint statement, the two companies said they will also work to open up new markets with an initial focus on India, where Suzuki's subsidiary, Maruti Suzuki, has a roughly half share of the auto market.

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  Suzuki, SkyDrive Sign Deal to Develop, Market 'Flying Cars'

  Suzuki and 'flying car' firm SkyDrive said they have signed a deal to team up in research, development and marketing of electric, vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

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  Japananse Flying Car Successfully Tested In Flight

  it is an aircraft around the size of two parked cars - the video does show it circled a testing field for four minutes.

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  Japan Carries Out First Successful Test Flight Of "Flying Car"

  It might seem like a flight of fancy, but a Japanese firm says it is one step closer to making flying cars a reality after testing a drone-like prototype.

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  Japan’s SkyDrive ‘Flying Car’ Successfully Carries Out Test Flight With a Person Aboard

  Japan’s SkyDrive, among the myriads of “flying car” projects around the world, has carried out a successful yet modest test flight with one person aboard.

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  Toyota Backed Flying Car Hopes To Light The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Flame

  Engineers, supported by Toyota Motor Corp, demonstrated their flying car on Saturday, which they hope will be able to light up the Olympic flame for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games.

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  Toyota Invests Over $375,000 To Develop New Flying Car

  Toyota, has recently invested $375,290 (Rs. 2.43 Crore approx.) on a new flying car project - SkyDrive. The car is being developed by a team of 30 Toyota employees calling themselves - 'Cartivator'.

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  Canon Launches Irista Cloud-Based Photo Storage Service

  Canon's Irista, previously known in beta-form as Project1709, offers 10GB of free cloud storage space.

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  Microsoft OneDrive for Business announced as standalone product

  Formerly SkyDrive Pro, the new standalone product will compete with cloud storage services for enterprise like Dropbox and Box.

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  Microsoft to rename SkyDrive as OneDrive, retain logo

  Microsoft settled the dispute last July for undisclosed financial terms after British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC won an initial case in a British court.

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  Microsoft gives Windows Phone users extra 20GB SkyDrive storage free for a year

  Microsoft, in a show of gratitude to its Windows Phone users, is now offering additional 20GB of free SkyDrive storage for one year.

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  Microsoft agrees to rename SkyDrive after losing trademark case to BSkyB: Report

  BSkyB will allow Microsoft to continue using the brand for a reasonable period of time to facilitate a smooth transition.

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  Microsoft helped NSA, FBI access user info: Report

  Microsoft worked with the FBI and NSA in the Prism program to collect video and audio of conversations conducted via Skype.