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Technology in 2015 continued advancing at a rapid pace. Many new devices were released including new smartphones, tablets, wearables and other consumer electronics. Breakthroughs were also made in areas like artificial intelligence, robotics, virtual reality and more as technology impacted nearly every industry and aspect of modern life.
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