Samsung CEO to meet Apple CEO to settle patent disputes

Jamie Feltham

January 9, 2014

Samsung and Apple were at war throughout much of 2013 with various patent disputes. It ended up costing Sammy a fair penny but now both Samsung CEO Oh-Hyun Kwon and Apple CEO Tim Cook are set to sit down on the matter. Because we can all just get along, right?

A court filing this week has revealed that the two heads will meet on or before February 19th in an attempt to settle matters. Both will have in-house lawyers attending too.

Will the Apple and Samsung CEOs amount to anything? This sort of reminds us of the Social Network, just with older, richer people.

Should be fun!

Source: Reuters

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Jamie Feltham

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