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Jury Trial San Jose, United States, in violation of several patents rate Samsung Apple. Meanwhile, in South Korea's Court, both companies were convicted. Despite the hostile with each other about the patent, this will not ruin the business relationship between the two.

Apple remains the largest customer of Samsung. As well as the Samsung, which still serves an important component for the manufacture of Apple’s mobile devices? South Korea companies this is believed to make the processor chip, DRAM, NAND memory chip, and a flat screen for the iPhone and iPad.

A business contract between them worth billions of US dollars was mentioned.

Financial services provider company from the US, Morgan Stanley, predicts that business making components Samsung next year could penetrate 13 billion US dollars.

Experts and analysts believe, Apple and Samsung business mutualism stay awake. Both of them did not want to take risks when it comes to the manufacture of components.

"Apple needs a Samsung to make the iPhone and iPad. Samsung's single-chip processor Apple suppliers. And without Samsung, they couldnt make this product, "said James Song, an analyst of Daewoo Securities KDB in Seoul.

Samsung own shook off concerns the market suspect war with Apple patents will affect the business components.

"Contract businesses remains a separate issue with ongoing litigation, and no changes to it," said one Executive of Samsung to Reuters.

In the u.s., a nine-member jury judging Samsung breaks the 6 of 7 Apple patents, and was ordered to pay a fine of 1.051 billion US dollars (approximately USD 9 trillion).

Judges do not justify accusations that Samsung Apple has broken 3 g wireless technology owned by Samsung.

Apple patent war-Samsung started since 2010. Originally, Apple invited Samsung to pay patent license to negotiate because Apple felt smartphone product family Galaxy has been modeled on designs and iPhone software. However, Samsung is willing to pay a patent license, until Apple finally takes a step the law.

"Initially we were invited to negotiate with Apple, instead of to the courts because they are important to our customers," said the Samsung to the media, Monday (27/8/2012). "However, Apple hit with a lawsuit, and we had no choice but to fight the lawsuit."

In addition to Apple, Samsung has also become a supplier of components to other rivals such as Nokia, HTC, and Sony.

To meet the demand for mobile devices keeps soaring, Samsung last week announced the investment of 4 billion US dollars to increase production to chip factory located in Texas, United States. That's where the chips are essential for iPhone and iPad is produced.

Samsung competes with Toshiba to meet demand for memory chips to Apple. While flat-screen panels for Apple, Samsung competes with LG.