CES 2016 will have more space for drones, augmented reality; Unwired Planet gears up for patent trials

Wireless tech news from across the Web:

> A ride in Google's fully autonomous pod car provides a glimpse of the future of urban transportation. PC Mag article

> Exhibitor bookings show that there will be a lot more space at CES 2016 dedicated to innovative products such as drones, augmented reality, virtual reality, robots, smart cars, health and wellness and 3D printing. Venture Beat article

> Apple's planned second "spaceship" campus may house its electric car business. Venture Beat article

> Unwired Planet heads to court in a series of London trials over patents. Bloomberg article

> Do RFID chips belong in driver's licenses? Ars Technica article

> In what comes as a surprise to no one in the drone industry, the FAA missed the deadline set by Congress back in 2012 to integrate drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), into the national airspace. Re/code article

> A team at IBM and Cardiff University in Wales is working on a virtual assistant that isn't part of the artificial-intelligence in-crowd led by the likes of Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana and Amazon's Alexa. Wall Street Journal article

And finally… This is why the iPhone's snooze setting lasts 9 minutes. Article