Related to patent dispute with Apple, Samsung would seem to have the support of Google, who also became rivals Apple in the arena of competitive mobile operating system.
Samsung and Google have indeed been a productive partnership in the technology industry sectors. Samsung has even become the top vendor, as a maker of smartphones that come with Google's operating system.
More recently, a court in the United States had decided would block the sale of Galaxy Nexus, which is a work of cooperation between Samsung and Google. Well, since that decision, according to the information reported by the Korea Times, the two companies have worked together to create a united front against attack Apple.
Involvement of Google into a bitter patent battle between Samsung and Apple are very easy to guess. Remember, the Samsung is claimed Apple violated patents that come with more Android operating system. Moreover, the alleged Apple these days is a device which is the result of cooperation between the two, the Galaxy Nexus.
On the other hand, Samsung is also returned Apple to the point that it had violated a number of wireless patents belong to him, in which it has filed lawsuits in various parts of the world.
Thrust of what will be done Samsung and Google in legal battle with Apple, it has not disclosed further. However, the Samsung is determined to do my best.
"Too early to comment on our plans (with Google) in a legal battle, but we will do our best to get more royalties from Apple, which has benefited from our technology," said the man in the Samsung as reported by the Korea Times.
"This fight becomes more dramatic and the possibility of a cease-fire in the form of cross-licensing agreement, it seems very possible," continued the source.
Samsung reports that Apple is rumored to have demanded to pay 2.4 percent of the retail price of the iPhone and iPads, while Apple claims the figure is exaggerated. Samsung also has filed an appeal related to the initial court ruling that bans impact on Galaxy Nexus smartphone sales in the United States .
