This week in the Tech News Round-up: Google seems to be working on its own Dropbox competitor, whilst Facebook attains its largest valuation figure ever. FULL STORY >

Apple files a patent for a new glasses-free 3D display technology. FULL STORY >

RIM has announced that it has reached yet another milestone in terms of the available apps in BlackBerry App World. FULL STORY >

Apple bans a Danish magazine from its online App Store due to it being "about Android". FULL STORY >

Acer's recently revealed tablet PC's CPU info is leaked in this Tech News round-up, whilst one of the earliest Apple computers sells for a fortune. FULL STORY >

The latest software update for Apple's mobile operating system is now available for download. FULL STORY >

Silverlight rumoured to be bringing apps and cross-platform functionality to the Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation will reportedly be unveiling a new digital newspaper for the iPad next year. FULL STORY >

Google and VMware embrace cloud computing as the technology continues to move forward. FULL STORY >

In a move signalling the growth of digital music downloads, The Beatles are expected to join the Apple iTunes roster from today. FULL STORY >

Local cellular network operator Cell C covers two more areas under its HSPA+ network in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst Nvidia says there are more iPad competing tablets coming. FULL STORY >

Research in Motion has announced that Facebook for BlackBerry v 1.9 is now available to download from BlackBerry App World. FULL STORY >

Acer launches its new Aspire One Happy, a dual-booting netbook that's sure to attract some attention. FULL STORY >

Lexmark International is calling on third-party developers to expand the company's offering of all-in-one printer-based applications for small and medium businesses. FULL STORY >

Hasbro unveils its new My3D device, bringing 3D immersion to the Apple iPhone and iPad. FULL STORY >