It is called "And as they reached for God with their fingertips their toes wrote Stories in the sand".
Take Google Glass, for example: a really cool concept that keeps pace with consumers' ever-growing demand for information at their fingertips (or eyeballs, in this case).
"We've combined the reliability of Clusty's search capabilities with navigation appropriate for mobile users and given them the ability to find exactly what they're looking for right at their fingertips".
Knell argued, often persuasively, that too often arts organisations are merely clinging on by their fingertips for survival and that some should be allowed to die.
We are raising a generation that will have the sum of human knowledge at their fingertips, for every minute of their life, so clearly education needs to change to accommodate that".
And there is Ian, the four-year-old son of a colleague of mine, who came upon baseball for the first time in midsummer and noticed it in pieces: "No goalies — right, Dad?" and "Can't they find gloves that fit?" — this last when he saw how so many outfielders wear their mitts on their fingertips, for added reach.
It wasn't that long ago that buyers only had a few resources at their fingertips for learning about products.
As Lisa M. Benson, staffing director at Mary Kraft Staffing & HR Solutions, points out, "Thanks to electronics, hiring managers do really keep resumés at their fingertips for a while when they like them.
As a somewhat early adopter, I like to try things out before others do, but I can only imagine the confusion other families are going through, and the new immersion in new TV technologies each family now has at their fingertips for a very small fraction of the cost of a typical cable bill.
1. Don't write unless you're being paid to write Why would anyone sit down at their desk and bruise their fingertips for free?
