Full Coverage: Consumer Electronics Show 2016

LAS VEGAS — Speed and cars go hand in hand, whether you’re talking acceleration, tight turns in the corners or how high the speedometer will go.

Streaming services giant Netflix took a big step Wednesday to expand its global footprint, sending the company’s share price soaring.

Pioneer showed off some of their normally secretive car technology.

Samsung trotted out souped-up versions of its high-definition televisions sets, smart appliances and even unveiled a new two-in-one Galaxy tablet at CES, the annual technology conference in Las Vegas.

4Moms has developed a self-installing car seat using a robot in the base.

Zolt, designed to replace the standard bag of cables and power supply, is billed as the “world’s smallest, lightest, smartest laptop charger.”

Arcimoto joins the field of electric vehicles with the SRK.

After an emissions cheating scandal that rocked the world, Volkswagen wants to say it’s sorry.

Having settled almost all the lawsuits that the major TV networks have filed against it, Dish Network returned to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Tuesday with another boundary-stretching, lawyer-enriching approach to recording and viewing television shows.

As CES ballooned into an overwhelming crush of products, press events and panels in recent years, longtime attendees grumbled that it was just too much stuff and not enough substance.

Global technology sales are predicted to fall 2% to $950 billion this year, setting a cautionary tone on the first day of the massive CES trade show.

The wait is over.

Parrot unveiled its fixed-wing drone Disco. Price and release date have not been announced.

CES doesn’t always present a clear picture of technology trends.

Hand gestures control the Ziro robotics.

Many people who watched the Ridley Scott film “The Martian” in theaters this fall were struck by the scope and immediacy of hero Mark Watney’s world.

The Kwikset Kevo is a smartphone-operated key lock.

Perfect Blend connected scale is designed to make measuring ingredients easy.