Today in tech: Bono to benefit, Apple goes 3D?
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Bono to get richer?
Palm is rumoured to be up for sale and, if these reports prove true, it could be a big money day for U2 front man Bono - his firm Elevation Partners owns a sizeable stake in the company. IT PRO
Apple in 3D?
Apple is believed to have filed a patent for 3D glasses that could be attached to its iPod or iPhone devices and bring films to life for users. Daily Mail
Tweetie free as a bird
Twitter app Tweetie will be made available free of charge after being snapped up by micro blogging giant Twitter. PC Pro
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