Though Samsung and Apple have had a fallout over the design issues, the two companies could still work together in many years to come as Samsung continues to be the sole supplier to many of the internal components like DRAM and other memory chips found inside many of the Apple devices.

The Korean giant has managed to set up a strict internal policy making it’s components operations and mobile phone business operations completely separate business  entities in order to avoid a backlash of the recent patent war with Apple. The company also  plans to appeal against  the  $1.05  billion order against it.

Both companies have a lot to loose if there is a fallout between the two because of  the patent suit as close to 30 % of the internal components inside Apple products are made by Samsung and this is likely to grow considering that the Korean company is a leader in screen and memory technology. The partnership between the two companies is also set to grow in the coming years as the component sales are contributing to about 8 % of the companies profit and this could grow even further with the launch of the next iPhone.

Though the iPad has been a total success, there has not been enough accessories from the Apple stable to make use of it’s powerful
features since it’s first launch. Well, that could soon change as Apple is contemplating an iPad Smart Cover that would
workd as a secondary screen for the device and expand the usability of the tablet.

The propsed device would be able to act as a touchscreen keyboard or a secondary display for the tablet which could display simple messages.

The proposed device could be seen in stores very soon as the idea was patented at the U.S Patent and Trademark Office almost a year ago. Appleinsider, the popular technology blog mentioned the details of the patent that includes a magnetic connetion that would serve as a datasharing media between the tablet and the accessory.

Google annoucned the release of it’s Panda algorithm that it says will “reward” high quality sites and penalize the low quality ones. The announcement was made on it’s Twitter account on Thursday, making it important for websites and companies to follow the
search engine’s rules if they want to keep their online presence on the search engine’s result page.

The new algorithm will affect almost every website as it will determine which pages will be placed at the top of it’s search rankings.  The original algorithm affected 12% of all searches made on the site when it was released in 2011.

The post also included a link to the Webmaster Central Blog where it offers some guidelines that sites must adhere to. Page Ranks are the primary attributes that determine how high a website will be ranked in a google search for a particular keyword, page ranks are determined by a number of factors like quality of content and originality of the content posted.