Sentence examples for update friends from inspiring English sources

About half of the visitors charged laptops or used onboard computers, often to get online to update friends and family.

With its strict limit on the length of messages (roughly two sentences) and ease of transmission, Twitter was created to allow people to update friends with the answer to the age-old question, "What are you doing?" It is the kind of correspondence usually reserved for friends who use a cellphone to textmessage over the choice of a restaurant.

Facebook is not my favorite digital hangout (that would be Twitter), but it's the only place where I can comfort a niece who's having boyfriend problems; celebrate birthdays and weddings from the other side of the country; update friends and family about my life with one post that everyone can read; and easily share photos of our nephews' piano recital with grandparents living in the southwest.

His parents set up the Twitter account so they could update friends and family on Oscar's condition each time he was in hospital.

The mobile service also offers a social sharing tool so that riders can update friends and followers during the duration of their trip, and leave reviews and recommendations for good drivers and not-so-good drivers.

Literally, with the touch of a fingertip or the click of a mouse, we can be connected to someone from another country, stream live footage to family members, or update friends with pictures and statuses.

(UPDATE: Friend Gwyneth Paltrow tweeted Sunday morning that the baby is named Blue Ivy Carter).

There is also a new feature called "neighborhood," which automatically updates friends to the current neighborhood you're in.

"Basically, for 99.9percentt of people on Twitter, it is about updating friends and colleagues about how the cat rolled over," he said.

First, Jack Dorsey floated the notion of updating friends on one's whereabouts, while Noah Glass championed it and gave the application its name, then Biz Stone was asked to help with building the program by a still-reluctant Evan Williams.

As she traveled the city, making side trips to Amsterdam and Munich, she updated friends and new followers online with photographs of sunsets, train stations and minaret-filled skylines — anything that caught her eye.