The phrase "push dial" is not correct or commonly used in written English.
It is possible that someone might use it in spoken language, as a shortened form of "push the dial" or "push the dial button," but it is not considered standard or formal English. An example of using "push dial" in spoken language could be: "Whenever I need to make a call, I just push dial and the number automatically dials."
Even so, I'm interested to test out Opera's latest, and see if it does indeed push the dial forward in terms of how we browse the web on smartphones and tablets.
I think that now is the time, particularly as artists, that we have to take the initiative and really engage with the culture and say things that people really do not want to hear, in order to push the dial forward.
The PowerMate from Griffin Technology (www.griffintechnology.com) is a push-button dial that appears to have fallen off the radio of a 1957 Chevrolet.
But to its hardcore fans, pop is something else, an onomatopoeic word that represents pushing every dial to the maximum for a perfect explosion of joy.
The devices, he said, will include color and black-and-white models, each with a push-button dial called a JogDial that will allow users to get access to information with one hand.
The LUMIX LX5 has also been redesigned externally – with a thicker grip making it easier to hold and a newly-incorporated turn-and-push jog dial achieves various selection and setting more quickly.
Pushing the dial signalled the termination of the trial and initiated the next sequence.
In 1937 the company diversified into home tabletop radios and introduced the first car radio to offer push-button dialing.
Exploring the music scene of 1970s New York, the trailer starts with punk rockers on stage, followed by shots of sex, dugs and people pushing studio dials.
Among the more enduring features of this FPD is its easy-to-use onscreen menus with Navi Key control which by simple push-and-dial display can help with the setup.
