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British inventor predicts flying cars

LONDON, July 1 (UPI) -- A British inventor famous for his electric car says he believes personal flying vehicles will become a reality and "change the world dramatically."

British inventor predicts flying cars

LONDON, July 1 (UPI) -- A British inventor famous for his electric car says he believes personal flying vehicles will become a reality and "change the world dramatically."

Flying cars will happen says British inventor

The much touted flying car of the future will become a reality according to British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair.

Flying cars will happen says British inventor

The much touted flying car of the future will become a reality according to British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair.

Flying cars will happen says British inventor

The much touted flying car of the future will become a reality according to British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair.

Flying cars will happen says British inventor

The much touted flying car of the future will become a reality according to British inventor Sir Clive Sinclair.

Flying cars will happen says British inventor

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British Army Competition Yields Bomb-Dropping, Hi-Def Video Taking, Unfortunately Noisy Flying Robot

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British Museum buys medieval astronomy tool

In this undated photo provided by the British Museum, a brass device, called an astrolabe quadrant, is seen. The British Museum said Thursday, July 31, 2008, it has bought a rare medieval astronomy tool after a last-minute influx of cash helped the institution buy it and prevent it from leaving the country. (AP Photo/British Museum, PA)

British Museum buys medieval astronomy tool

In this undated photo provided by the British Museum, a brass device, called an astrolabe quadrant, is seen. The British Museum said Thursday, July 31, 2008, it has bought a rare medieval astronomy tool after a last-minute influx of cash helped the institution buy it and prevent it from leaving the country. (AP Photo/British Museum, PA)

Mastercam X2 Certified for Inventor 2009

CAD/CAM software, has announced that its Mastercam X2 package has been certified for Autodesk Inventor 2009 CAD software by the Autodesk Inventor Certified Applications Programme. To be certified, a product must meet certain guidelines and demonstrate a high level of quality as well as compatibility with Autodesk Inventor. Certification follows testing and approval.

NZ inventor and his flying machine

AN INVENTOR from New Zealand has unveiled what he calls 'the world's first practical jet pack' at the EAA AirVenture, the annual air show featuring experimental aircraft, held in Oshkosh, Winconsin.

British 'greasers' reach Athens in cooking oil cars

An eco-vehicle enters a camping site in Athens. A group of Britons have completed a 3,750-kilometre (2,330-mile) 'Grease to Greece' expedition in cars powered by vegetable oil in a bid to raise awareness about conserving fuel, organisers have said.

Automated air-traffic network developed for robo-planes

Would also be good for flying carsGood news today for people who like flying cars or flying robots, but clouds on the horizon for professional pilots and air-traffic controllers.

Optus announces iPhone plan pricing

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British hacker who broke into Pentagon may finally be sent to US

A British hacker who admitted hacking into Pentagon and NASA computers searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life has lost his latest extradition appeal. After fighting the case for more than six years in UK courts, the British House of Lords officially dismissed his appeal.

British ISPs take active role in online piracy fight

The British music and film industries finally received the cooperation they have been seeking from Internet Service Providers in helping them fight illegal file downloading. A report on Thursday has six of the country's largest Internet providers sending warning letters to subscribers suspected of illegal file downloading and sharing. The decision to do so is commonly believed to be spurred by the British government, which announced earlier this year that it would impose its own laws forcing them to police how their services are used had they failed to cooperate voluntarily.

New Zealand inventor unveils mini-copter 'jet pack'

Inventor George Martin's son Harrison takes a jet pack for a test flight at the annual EAA Airventure Fly-in Tuesday, July 29, 2008, in Oshkosh, Wis. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)Inventor George Martin's son Harrison takes a jet pack for a test flight at the annual EAA Airventure Fly-in Tuesday, July 29, 2008, in Oshkosh, Wis. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

British Museum buys medieval astronomy tool

In this undated photo provided by the British Museum a brass device called an astrolabe quadrant is seen. The British Museum said Thursday July 31 2008 it has bought a rare medieval astronomy tool after a last-minute influx of cash helped the institu ...

Inventor Sues Google, Verizon Over Voicemail Patent

Emboldened by settlements with Apple and AT&T, inventor Judah Klausner filed a new voicemail patent lawsuit against Google, Verizon Communications and others. The inventor's company, Klausner Technologies Inc, also named as defendants LG Electronics, Comverse Technology, Citrix Systems, Embarq in a patent infringement complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Tyler, Texas, according to a court filing.

British Museum Takes Initiative With Children's BSL Web Project

Image - Pupils from Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children who interpreted an Abyssinian relief for The British Museum's accessibility project. Courtesy British Museum/Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children

Extradition appeal for British hacker dismissed

A British hacker who broke into US military computers looks set to be extradited to the US after the highest British court dismissed his appeal.

Extradition appeal for British hacker dismissed

A British hacker who broke into US military computers looks set to be extradited to the US after the highest British court dismissed his appeal.

Extradition appeal for British hacker dismissed

A British hacker who broke into US military computers looks set to be extradited to the US after the highest British court dismissed his appeal.

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