SkyDrive creates compact eVTOL aircraft. Our small and lightweight aircraft can operate also inside of cities, which makes ...

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND, January 24, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / — SkyDrive, an eVTOL startup, aims to establish air mobility as an everyday mode of transport in 2028, employing a distinctively Japanese ...

Back in 2020, Japanese startup SkyDrive announced plans to turn its first flying car prototype into a commercial model by 2023. Now, a new partnership could bring the Jetsons-style aircraft to the ...

SkyDrive's mission is to "lead the once-in-a-century mobility revolution" by developing eVTOLs which seamlessly integrate the skies into daily transportation. Following successful demonstration ...

Japan’s SkyDrive has reached a general understanding with Dubai-based helicopter operator, AeroGulf Services, for the sale of up to 20 eVTOL aircraft.

Microsoft’s newly updated SkyDrive is pretty cool, offering cloud-based storage that’s comparable to Dropbox. In fact, some would argue that SkyDrive is even better than Dropbox. But there’s one thing ...

Japanese eVTOL company SkyDrive has announced it's going into partnership with Suzuki, as it works toward the development and full-scale production of a "compact, two-seating electric-powered flying ...

Amid the excitement over Google Drive, the search giant’s new Dropbox competitor, Microsoft recently improved a similar online sync and storage service, SkyDrive. Microsoft added the ability to store ...

SkyDrive is a cloud storage service similar to Dropbox and Google Drive. Developed by Microsoft, SkyDrive offers 7GB of storage space for free, although you can buy more if needed. You need a ...

Windows Live, intended to be a landing page for social activity and Microsoft's cloud-connected apps, is rolling out a host of redesigns and upgrades today, but none so exciting (to our eyes, anyways) ...

SkyDrive has been updated in Windows 8.1 with the goal of giving you access to your files at all times, without using up all your available storage or internet bandwidth. I'm PCMag's managing editor ...