Space phone from the future

I am now the owner of an iPhone 6. I skipped 5 and jumped straight to this model. It's pretty cool, and I've spent the majority of the evening getting it all set up the way I want it. I even made a few new ringtones. I also recycled a fair number of the old ones. I mean, you can't do a whole lot better than He ain't heavy as an audio clue that one of your brothers is calling.

So far, I am quite happy with the new toy. It's going to take a bit of adjustment for me on a few things, but I'll manage. It's just slightly larger than I'm used to, so I'm going to have to re-work my one-handed texting technique. First world problems again, I know. 

When I got my very first iPhone, I called it my space phone from the future. This one may actually fit the bill. It seems amazing that I have something with this tremendous computing power that is so light and slender. Gene Roddenberry would have been impressed. 

But it's nearly time to put down my space phone (from the future, of course) and get some sleep. It's been kind of a long day, and I have to be relatively awake at some point tomorrow, though I have no idea why. Sprang Brake! Woo!