SAMSUNG PAYS APPLE $1 BILLION SENDING 30 TRUCKS FULL OF 5 CENTS COINS

more than 30 trucks filled with coins of 5 cents arrived at the headquarters of Apple in California. Initially, the security device that protects

y said it was diverted to the wrong place, but minutes later, Tim Cook (Apple CEO) received a call from Samsung CEO to explain them $ 1 billion to pay for the fine recently spoken out against the South Korean company in this way .

The funny thing is that the signed document does not specify any payment, so Samsung has the right to send him to the creators of the iPhone billion that they deem best.

This dirty, but genius nerd troll games is a new headache to Apple executives within the meaning of the method they need to apply for counting all that money, make sure it is complete and try to deposit crosses fingers hope to receive a bank will accept that.

Lee Kun-hee, chairman of Samsung Electronics, told the media that his company will not be intimidated by a group of "geeks with style" and that if they want to play dirty, they also know how to do it.

You can use your coins to buy a drink at the small machine for the life or coins to melt to make computers, that's not my problem, I already paid them and fulfilled the law.

A total of 20 billion coins, delivering hope to finish this week.

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Samsung strikes again, and promises to prosecute the next Apple iPhone if 4G LTE features

While Samsung has suffered a major blow in its lawsuit against Apple, and the Korean based company not to surrender any time soon. The new report confirmed that Samsung will sue Apple immediately if next iPhone uses long-term evolution (LTE) technology.
The Samsung a major player in the development of LTE 4G and holds an extensive portfolio of patents related, equivalent to 10% of the total patents LTE to exist. Considering Apple already introduced iPad with LTE, it's almost guaranteed that the company next iPhone will feature the same connection option.
Unfortunately for Samsung, this task may not be as easy as it sounds. LTE is a standard market as a whole, which means Samsung patent can (and probably will) be subject to the law of FRAND. In both cases, if Apple chooses to integrate LTE in the back iPhone 4S, and things are sure to get heated.
Source: The Korea Times

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Samsung Gives Proof Apple Copied iPad

Legal war between Samsung and Apple is getting more severe with the passage of time. There are many evidences that cannot provide good support to the jury for making a final decision. Both of these rivals are constantly punching out each other by providing some legal proofs.

I know this can be very tiresome for you to hear about Apple Vs Samsung case again and again. Well, most of the Android users find it quite amusing to know more about this technological war. You must be willing to know what’s new in this case now.

Well, this time Samsung has claimed that Apple has copied their iPad. The design of Apple iPad is actually copied from one of the Samsung’s devices. This can be a solid proof if Samsung gets success in emphasizing it. I must say that Samsung has brought good facts this time.
You must be thinking what does the Samsung have to present in front of the judges. Well, the Samsung has Roger Fidler. He has claimed that Apple actually had an exposure to his brilliant ideas along with the prototypes. This was a very old case that has come into view nowadays. This is all because Samsung does not want to miss a single opportunity to hit Apple.
Roger Fidler is quite confident with what he is saying. Apple may have to face serious consequences if this claim by Samsung gets approved by the court. The jury may immediately invalidate the Apple’s petition after getting this evidence. However, we have nothing to say for sure because the ups and downs are coming into this case frequently.
One day Apple comes out on top and the next day Samsung is getting the peak position. Nonetheless, it is being said that this case is going to meet and end soon since both of the competitors do not have anything really reliable to provide in front of judges.

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