The Smartphone Is Dead

The following comes from our friends at St. Paul Research. While it doesn't necessarily reflect our views, we think you'll be interested in what they have to say.

- Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor

The smartphone is old news.

And something much bigger is about to take its place.

NBC News says this new tech will "revolutionize your life."

Apple CEO Tim Cook says "we will wonder how we ever lived without it."

And Time calls it "the future of computing."

I simply call it the "smartphone killer"...

Because within just a few years, nobody you see will be using a smartphone...

Instead, they'll all be using this.

Click here for a shocking glimpse into the future... and see how early investors could make a fortune.

To a bright future,

Ray Blanco
Editor, Technology Profits Confidential

P.S. Folks who invested before smartphones took off had the chance at life-changing gains... and now, history is repeating itself. Second chances like this don't come around often. You'll kick yourself if you miss out. Click here for the details.

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