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    JOIN THE REVOLUTION

    May 19, 2022 6 minutes
    By MELON RADEBE

    ALTHOUGH it feels as if there was never a time without technology, in just a few years the world of tech has seen dramatic growth. It’s hard to imagine but just 20 years ago some of the biggest tech innovations didn’t even exist.

    The first iPhone and smart TV were invented only about 15 years ago. It was also around then that Netflix started to stream its video content. The first Fitbit health tracker was released 13 years ago and the race is still on to get the first selfdriving car for consumers on the road.

    The growth in the use of robotics has also exploded in the past two decades. Robots are being used in everything from intricate medical surgery to serving patrons in restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic.

    But it’s not just those major movements that changed our lives. These days we do online banking instead of speaking to a teller, we interact with chatbots when we use call

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