The phrase "instant updates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to information that is available right away, such as updates received in real time. For example, "Social media allows for users to get instant updates about news and events."
Mary will have her sports pager for instant updates.
Mobile New York Times mobile alerts will deliver instant updates directly to mobile phones.
(Instant updates helped when the first release of Office 2007 didn't contain Obama, unfortunately recommending Osama in its place).
Or the Apocalypse app, which offers instant updates on the fate of Earth via "our secured server housed deep under the surface of the moon".
You can also force a sync for instant updates, and then view your activity on small interactive graphs to see how you're doing.
It's that human touch that assures him Sky Sports News will survive as TV in the age of instant updates on tablets, smartphones and newspaper websites.
Novelty nails might not be classically chic, but they are fun and they're an instant update to a look.
Neon, they will chorus, is having a moment; patterns pop; the trouser suit reigns; leather leggings are the season's instant update.
The proposed EABC algorithm enhances the performance by using elite individuals for preserving good evolution, the solution sharing provides a proper direction for searching, the instant update strategy provides the newest information of solution.
But the question of how new media changes that equation is very much up in the air how, in the age of digital computing, instant updating, and interconnection in real time, is social memory created and enacted?
Hua added that the bigger vision behind Instant Update is to position developers so they're "innovating really fast".
