The phrase "constantly updated information" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing information or data that is continually being revised, changed, or improved. Example: The website provides its users with constantly updated information on the latest news and developments in the technology industry.
Better still, it was packed with research, provided constantly updated information on accounts, and was easy to use.
Now Ministry of Sound is launching a "Clubbers guide to Ibiza" app on 1 June, offering constantly updated information about clubs, bars and restaurants, all for £1.79 (see apple.com/iphone/appstore/).com/iphone/appstore/
In San Francisco, Cisco has experimented with enticing commuters to try public transportation by offering a bus that has wireless Internet access for passengers and on-board touch screens that are fed constantly updated information on connections and wait times.
The new Google features are likely to be most useful for breaking news events like earthquakes, when people want constantly updated information without having to scan multiple sources, said Danny Sullivan, editor of the blog Search Engine Land.
On Mars exploration, for instance, it pulls constantly updated information from the Web itself, and weaves in such background material as maps of Martian weather and reports from NASA on the progress of its Mars explorers.In this direction lies the future of museums exhibits made richer by interweaving objects with all of the information which the Web can deliver.
After fixing an individual's location relative to a network of G.P.S. satellites orbiting 12,000 miles above the earth -- or, more crudely, by the time it takes signals to bounce off nearby cell towers -- personal locator services transmit the constantly updated information to a central database, where customers can retrieve it through the Internet, telephone or pager.
The biggest problem plaguing push has been that constantly updating information requires immense bandwidth data-carrying capacity–and folks at home with 28.8 kilobandwidth data-carryingthe pipes to handle it: Push capacity and browsers.
Just like humans, robots with bio-inspired brains will make mistakes like we do by motor babbling while constantly updating information from their sensors to learn higher and higher depths of association from the world around them.
These exist for weather and for stocks, two built-in iOS services, but they make a lot of sense for any developer who wants to show a user constantly updating information.
