"push function" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the programming and software development fields to refer to a function that adds an element to the end of an array. For example, "The program must have a push function to add an item to the end of the list."
But you absolutely must be sure all "push" functions and automatic downloads are off, so your phone is not automatically downloading your email or updating your news sites when you activate data roaming to translate.
The push email function in iCloud and MobileMe is no longer in use in Germany — Apple had turned off the service back in February when the original decision was made — but it will have to pay damages to Motorola Mobility for the period when the service was operational.
The intricate process of electroplating with cadmium is limited in the United States - the lesser environmental restrictions and lower costs push this function overseas unless it's explicitly required to be domestic, as in the case of the U.S. military.
Another development in the very long and winding road of mobile patent disputes: Apple has now had to disable the mobile push email function used through MobileMe and iCloud, after a court ruled earlier this month that Apple had infringed on a Motorola patent claiming IP on push email.
An airbag resides in the hub of the inch-larger and leather-wrapped steering wheel, and there is analog instrumentation, along with a single-push "down" function for the driver's window.
The push-button function changes that.
He pushes this function one step further by coordinating his music with the animation of various on-screen characters, such that their movement corresponds in some way to the rhythm of the music.
Many times we are pushed into functioning in an area that is not our highest and best use because someone needed us to be something we were not created to be".
The opportunity to change the way the Internet works to push content and function delivery to the edge of the network was what brought me here.
