by iPhoneate.com / August 6, 2014 12:55 PM EDT

After many years of conflict, and after countless lawsuits and legal problems between two of the most important companies in the world.

Today Apple and Samsung It appears they have decided to end this major dispute after both parties reached a significant agreement in the still-pending patent lawsuits.

And it seems that, after determining the existence of pending lawsuits in Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, and the United Kingdom; Apple and Samsung have reached an agreement to leave all litigation between the two companies out of U.S. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / August 5, 2014 6:24 PM EDT

We recently informed you that Apple He would have decided to make significant changes regarding the development of his future A8 chips it is about.

Basically, these changes focused entirely on the manufacturing and new suppliers who would take charge of these new chips.

This fact undoubtedly surprised us all; given that Apple , always prioritized the production of its processors for iOS devices, Samsung.

However, this would later completely change every single aspect of the relationship between Apple and Samsung, after the company decided to switch suppliers for the production of its future A8 processors.

Thus, the decision was made to assign the exclusive manufacturing of the A8 chips in their new iOS devices (such as the iPhone 6, iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3) to TSMC. Read more "

by iPhoneate.com / April 10, 2014 9:31 AM EDT

Apple continues his undisputed legal battle against Samsung. This fact has led both companies to the courts on several occasions.

And this major dispute, on this occasion, would be no exception. Because according to the progress made regarding the Apple patentsPatents, which, to state the obvious, have been issued on several occasions were infringed by Samsung. It was about to come to an end, given Apple has just requested compensation of US$2.200 billion properly, for damages and losses, and violation of five of its patents. Read more "