It was an ugly, clumsy, inaccessible version of information that was available in a much better form elsewhere". David Ham manages the UK band Marner Brown, who released their debut single last month.
A large portion of shopping begins on cellphones, but getting to the final checkout remains a challenge because entering payment information on a small screen is clumsy.
When they meet, Paul is full of nervous laughter, clumsy attempts to be comforting and the improbable information that he has taken a course in grief counseling.
A few months ago iPhone application developer Tapulous announced FriendBook, an app that would allow users to hold shake their phones together to exchange contact information – a fun and simple alternative to pocketfuls of clumsy business cards.
Any information you proffer at this juncture will just be seen as a clumsy attempt to divert attention and spread the responsibility.
They're clumsy, easy to lose, and virtually useless as one of the last bits of information that we pass non-digitally (they kill trees, too).
So there's no important human information being imparted... Yeah, it was something that I thought was clumsy, misjudged and had no real human importance.
The refusal to provide names and other information about the civilians on board the Greeneville is emblematic of the Navy's clumsy handling of the incident.
DeVos defended the decision in the meeting, calling the Obama guidance "clumsy" and "not done right," according to an employee's draft notes from the meeting obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Some clumsy Briton at MI6 has lost a Nikon digital camera that's filled to the brim with all sorts of sensitive information, including info on al-Qaeda.
Apart from economic considerations, reticence in embracing the information age has been encouraged by the need for high 'front end' investment in learning, by unreliable hardware, by clumsy or unintuitive user interfaces, by 'buggy' software, and by poorly conceived applications with low inherent utility.
