Consider the size of your hands. I have really big hands. It's not something I usually think about; You don't ever really think about your hands. Those are my hands I wonder if I can use them for anything good. It's all just potential right now Big things have enormous beginnings: If my children and my children's children And their children And all the children after that Keep contorting their hands like this for generations Will our hands evolve to have gigantic thumbs? Life tends to fade quickly And I dread the day. You get the idea. I have really big hands. Let's start with the facts; Giving the people what they want: I have really big hands: It compensates for the awkwardly protruding. I have really big hands: It helps obscure the unsightly. I have really big hands: Not terribly exciting, or groundbreaking. It's just excellent. Add those three things together and I have really big hands Would be an understatement. This is quite helpful. When the tips of your fingers are grasping on for dear life, Your fingers need to secure a firm grip. I can still wrap my fingers around Well... More of everything. To really nail the execution I've been playing a game. The only real flaw is Tests are tests: Real-world performance is where it's at. Meet the new beast, Beating back its would-be usurpers. It fits more naturally in your grip. The rounded edges These catch and bend light in a way that's sure to appeal to Really big hands, Regardless of how large your mitts are. Feels good to hold and feels beautifully solid — My favorite-feeling. It takes some getting used to. It's still big Bigger. Bigger. Bigger. Perhaps most importantly -- it offers far more endurance I instantly wanted to slip it into a case just to be safe. Two quick taps, Zippy as always. Whoops. Would be an understatement Two years ago, I sought out a 7-Eleven near my house Too far away for your shrimpy little thumb to reach. Posed next to last year's model The beast [had] been up to its usual tightening and polishing. Thinner than [its] rivals, It [had] made some tweaks to make the size less awkward. I don't always subscribe to the "thinner is better" mantra, But it takes time. I'll always have a soft spot for Experimenting. The market has changed. So big is what we get. Marks you as belonging to a religion. Maybe a cult. They're not wrong. Fortunately, it made the leap Before it was too late. Then I rode around rough roads. I'm sitting on my sofa. I pull out my phone to check sports scores, Everything is better and nothing is different. There's nothing truly ambitious here, No grand vision of the future Or of a new way of living in the present. Frankly, I'm having a hard time And that's pretty frustrating. But at least I know this: A pretty remarkable thing Hopefully things will improve. The size of your hands, and your tolerance For straining to reach the corners But I'm confident that will happen. Big things have enormous beginnings We're going to need bigger hands.