Steve Jobs Shock, Samsung reckless echoes iPhone

California, U.S. - trial courts Apple against Samsung in the United States still take place exciting. The Apple stated that they were surprised when Samsung desperate to make Galaxy S is considered as duplicates iPhone.

Moreover Samsung is Apple's manufacturing partners. Many key components in the gadget's iPhone or iPad is made by Samsung.

In 2010, Samsung released the Galaxy's first generation. Expressed surprise that the emergence of handset Samsung executives, including the late Steve Jobs and Apple's current CEO, Tim Cook.

After the emergence of the Galaxy S, Apple was trying to warn Samsung. According Teksler which we quoted from AllThingsD, Monday (8/13/2012), Jobs and Cook even contact the Samsung personally.

"We were quite shocked. Tehargaercaya They are partners and we do not know how a partner tehargaercaya will make such products," said Boris Teksler, director of licensing and patent strategy Apple in court testimony in California, USA.

Finally, Apple also decided to sue Apple in April 2011 on charges of mobile phones and tablet Galaxy line is the result of copying the iPhone and the iPad.

They stated at Samsung in August 2010, that Samsung is not supposed to release a phone that mimics the iPhone. But the warning was ignored by Samsung.

Meanwhile, Gauss, New Malware Threat after a Flame ..

Kaspersky internet security company found another new malware named Gauss. This malware is known as dangerous as Stuxnet, Duqu and Flame are attacking Iran.

"Gauss as a country that has Trojan bank and store these warheads without known primary targets," the light of the Kaspersky, which we quote from PC World, Sunday (08/12/2012).

Although referred to as a new threat, but the true Gauss built from the same code base as Flame and specifically targeting sensitive data. It seems that this is a kind of malware cyber espionage.

Kaspersky said the reason malware is nicknamed "Gauss" because the main module using the methods of the German mathematician Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss.

Gauss actually detected in an operation that diprakrasai by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in an effort to investigate another threat from the Flame, who instead found other malware.

While the Flame, Stuxnet, and Duqu apparently intended to Iran, specifically targeting bank Gauss Lebanon, as well as Citibank and PayPal accounts. Gauss steal browser history, cookies, passwords, and system configuration.