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Originally Posted by rileyd5
my understanding is push internet will allow you to shut off your internet connection which of course will reduce memory and battery usage. Bonz discusses this in his blog on the first page. I would assume any program or app that requires internet will not function like push email, weather updates, rss feed updates, etc. But this is designed to allow you to choice of turning it off when you know internet usage is not needed (like overnight for example).
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Originally Posted by Drybonz
A great question. I asked about the specific function of push internet about 3 times over at XDA when the whole Rhodium thing was developing and never did get an answer. I assume, like push email, that it is updating things in the background.
The bottom line is that the only things you will notice different with it off is better battery life and maybe a little more free memory.
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The push internet is designed for people who turn off their data connections. When your data connection is on it will download the pages on the opera tab at specified intervals. Then even when you are offline you will be able to view those pages.
Turning off push internet will have no effect what so ever if you are always online (other than the already noted battery savings.)
NB: It will not effect push email