Wireless tech news across the web:
> The Obama administration promises to continue to take an "all-of-the-above" approach to making more spectrum available. Commentary
> Louisa Terrell, former director of policy at Facebook, was appointed advisor to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. Release
> Asked about the future of the web during a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Google's chairman and ex-CEO Eric Schmidt said the Internet will "disappear." Article
> Known in Silicon Valley as "the other Craig Barratt" to avoid confusion with former Intel Chief Executive Craig Barrett, this Craig Barratt is leading Google's effort to extend Internet access via fiber-optic lines, drones and satellites. Article (sub. req.)
> SpaceX and the U.S. Air Force reached a settlement on a dispute involving the military's expendable rocket program. Article
> Amazon confirmed it will acquire Israeli chip designer Annapurna Labs, but details are sparse. Article
> Cisco announced six early-stage companies are joining its Entrepreneurs in Residence program to co-develop Internet of Everything solutions. Release
> The Internet of Things is already here for the most forward-thinking companies, but most businesses are not ready to take the plunge. Commentary
> LTE-Advanced testing continues to make progress across the ecosystem. Article
And finally… Drones could be heading to Mars in the form of the Mars Helicopter. Article