up-to-date

up-to-date
ˌup-to-ˈdate adjective
1. including all the latest information
   OPP  out-of-date
    up-to-date information/data/figures/news etc
    They have access to up-to-date information through a computer database.
    keep/bring somebody up-to-date (=to give someone all the newest information about something)
    Our magazine will keep you up-to-date with fashion.
2. modern or fashionable
   OPP  out-of-date
    up-to-date equipment/facilities/technology etc
    up-to-date kitchen equipment
    keep/bring something up-to-date (=to make something more modern)
    The old system should be brought up-to-date.
     

THESAURUS

   ▪ modern something that is modern uses the most recent designs or methods: The house looks very modern. | the city’s modern public transportation system
   ▪ the latest [only before noun] the newest that is available: The camera uses the latest digital technology. | the very latest mobile phones | the latest news
   ▪ up-to-date using the most modern technology, ideas, information etc: The hospital has the most up-to-date equipment in the country.
   ▪ newfangled [only before noun] informal modern – used when you disapprove of something and do not think it as good as the things that existed before: He doesn’t believe in these new-fangled gadgets.
   ▪ high-tech, hi-tech using very advanced technology, especially electronic equipment and computers: Modern tractors are full of high-tech equipment, including GPS systems. | It’s all very hi-tech.
   ▪ state-of-the-art using the newest and most advanced features, ideas, and materials that are available: state-of-the-art technology | a state-of-the-art home entertainment system | The brand new arts centre is state-of-the-art.