In today's technology roundup: 'Virtual human' comes out to play, 'Knob Face' confusion masks real threat, FCC 'indecency' rule makes no tech sense, and malware scam picks on eBay fans.
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon releases HPC apps offering, Toshiba touts home networking series, and schools deploy high-speed networks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nigerian banks called to improve governance, Aon buys out Hewitt Associates, and complexity hinders risk management.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry rumoured to release tablet, Fujitsu working on Android smartphone, and Nokia C5 debuts in India.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetSuite unifies ERP, Windows 64-bit gets a boost, and CourseSmart drives digital learning.
In this World Wide Wrap: Jordan grants Rama channel licence, space centre gets multimedia upgrade, and Signbox bags proAV contract.
In this World Wide Wrap: Campaign to get UK online kicks off, Jordan university and ArabiCollege partner for e-learning, and Oz SMEs get free online training.
Service Parts Logistics is Acer's official out of warranty parts supplier for southern Africa.
The cloud computing partnership enables Fujitsu to deploy Windows Azure in its data centres.
As the new brand giants, tech companies now have to market themselves to the same digitally-empowered consumer they helped create.
Rights will not materialise unless organisations insist on them when negotiating with service providers, says Gartner.
A refurbished computer comes preinstalled with genuine Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office software.
Mahindra Satyam will take the events management system into the cloud for the Brazil 2014 Soccer World Cup.