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As US President Donald Trump and his allies flooded social media on Wednesday with false claims of victory and unsupported allegations of voter fraud, social media companies warned users that the presidential election had yet to be decided.

Microsoft is looking to move Windows 10 users from the regular Control Panel to the Settings app. According to the report, Microsoft had plans to redirect users to the Settings app when they visited System settings through the Control Panel in preview builds from earlier this year, and now the latest Windows 10 October 2020 update has made it official.

Arm has launched a new variant of its top-end Cortex-A78 CPU that it says could power devices such as always-on laptops. The company says the Cortex-A78C supports up to 8 big CPU core clusters for enhanced gaming and productivity performance.

Turkey has slapped a fine of $1.2 million each on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Periscope, YouTube and TikTok for failing to open local offices as mandated by a controversial law that come into effect last month.

Logitech MX Keys has made its way to the Indian market. The wireless keyboard is part of Logitech’s Master series and was originally launched last year. The Logitech MX Keys can connect over Bluetooth or through the included USB receiver.

Microsoft’s To Do app is receiving an update that brings new features and improvements. The update for Windows 10 includes a task count besides the completed bucket in user-created lists, in order to help keep track of completed tasks. Apart from Windows 10, Microsoft has also rolled out the update for Android and iOS as well.

Twitter and Facebook early Wednesday flagged President Donald Trump's comments on the US presidential election, that remained too close to call.

Flipkart Big Diwali sale 2020 is ending tonight. We've handpicked some of the best deals and offers that are still available on the last day of the sale.

SK Hynix said it expected inventory build-up by Huawei's competitors in China to boost mobile demand in the current quarter, but its mainstay server demand would remain weak.

Twitter and Facebook on Tuesday suspended several recently created and mostly right-leaning news accounts posting information about voting in the hotly contested US election for violating their policies.