The phrase 'will still update' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express the intent to continue with an action in the future. For example: "We will still update our website with new content regularly."
The UK and US editions will still be updated but the aim is for the newspaper to be "a quality snapshot in time" while news is updated online.
Running an outdated operating system and a potentially insecure browser is a recipe for getting hacked and it's good to see that both Chrome and Firefox will still offer updated versions for XP — though sadly, many of the people who are still running XP are probably also still using Internet Explorer 8.
Algoriddim will still release updates for the time being, but it's clear that the new version represents the future of djay.
If you are using Chrome on Windows XP — and for the love of God, I hope you don't — you'll still get updated versions of Chrome until the end of the year.
Version 42 will still receive security updates for a little while, but once Chrome 43 is available in May, those will end, too.
The Chrome team today announced that even though it had planned to phase out Windows XP support this month, users of Microsoft's antiquated and insecure operating system will still get regular updates and security patched through the end of 2015.
The specific post will be removed, but you will still get status updates from your friend.
The online profile you created and/or last updated will still be in the system available for you to apply for other vacancies.
Some of this could be pushed back to an iOS 8.1 update, 9to5Mac cautions, but overall, it looks like the next update will still bring a healthy number of changes even if parts are released at a later date.
But they will still take some work and updated graphics to be properly tuned to the larger screen size.
