James DeVellis to Release New Blog on Tech/IT

LOS ANGELES, June 18, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Individuals who are interested in technology and information technology (IT) will soon have a brand-new resource for remaining at the forefront of these fields knowledge wise thanks to IT expert blog developer James DeVellis.

The technology-focused blog will finish undergoing extensive beta testing toward the end of June. Then, version 1.0 of the microsite will be released on July 1. According to DeVellis, the new blog will inform and educate people on the latest goings-on in the tech and IT world.

IT has become a more dynamic animal with the accelerating growth and development of modern technology. For instance, the latest IT/tech trends worth noting include the transformation of Internet of Things, or IoT, into BIoT ? Blockchain Internet of Things. IoT involves incorporating sensors into connected devices so that consumers can, for example, request a digital assistant to complete minor tasks for them. However, blockchain is taking things to the next level by creating digital records across hundreds to thousands of computers, thus mitigating the risk of hacking.

Another topic that readers may be able to learn more about through the new IT/tech blog is the use of biometrics to make shopping easier and faster. For instance, readers can explore the increasing use of fingerprints, voice identification, and facial recognition to make payments at retail stores, rather than the use of traditional credit cards.

Other topics that may be discussed on the blog include the increased demand for augmented reality, which is expected to become even more mainstream in the near future. In addition, consumers may soon start to see more bots used. However, bots in the future will likely serve as more than just customer service agents; rather, they will become a staple part of everyday living. James DeVellis's blog will no doubt provide a clear peek into what daily living may look like in the years and decades ahead given the rapid technological changes taking place in society today.

SOURCE James DeVellis