Meanings of push technology in English

Another of the inversions you mentioned is from browsers to push technology.

But the service also resurrects the idea of push technology -Remember that paradigm?

Polese also listed five major limitations of push technology.

The timing of Freeloader's demise parallels the emergence of push technology that carries the Microsoft and Netscape brand names.

Developing autonomous systems robust enough for racing should help push technology developments that lead to driverless cars for us all.

CDF is the first open standard for push technology, but other formats, such as Netscape's Constellation, are in the works.

Tim's work is at the intersection of law and technology and how legal rules push technology into one direction or another.

In March, Microsoft submitted its Channel Definition Format to the World Wide Web Consortium as a proposed standard for push technology.

And because it's a push technology with one-way data transmission, from the tower to the device, it doesn't overload the network.

That falls to 15.7 percent when Apple is excluded, Thomson Reuters data showed, enough to push technology into the second spot, after the financial sector.

The deals are expected to push technology loans to around 15% of loan indexes by year-end, from around 9% previously, a senior banker said.

And automakers said it pushes technology that isn't ready and limits R&D options.

At the Consumer Entertainment Show in Las Vegas companies have been pushing technology to make streaming television more mainstream.

Elliott, known for pushing technology companies to explore sales processes, did not explicitly call for a sale of the company in its letter Monday.