Google and Apple relationship between the improvement in the past year, with rival technology companies, and sometimes partners "a lot" of the conference, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt (Eric Sc hmidt) said.
Schmidt did not provide details of the meeting, told reporters at the annual Allen and joint news conference Thursday in Sun Valley, Idaho in nature. He pointed out that Google's chief business officer Nico Shi'a Laura, who joined him at the news conference, resulting in many discussions.
The two companies are "stable business a long list of issues discussed," Schmidt said.
Schmidt was sitting on Apple's board, but as competition intensifies, the relationship between the two companies has been worn. Its iconic iPhone, Apple created the smartphone market, but Google's Andr oid mobile software, and now every four years in the world of smart phones sold in the three characteristics.
Apple has been sought in 2012, when it dumped Google map products, is conducive to its own mapping software to reducing its impact on Google's online services, the most famous dependency. However, Apple's map service proved to be an error-ridden, Google closed its latest version of the Apple iPhone Maps application updates.
The world's first Internet search company Google has moved to extend its reach into new markets in recent years, the acquisition of mobile phone maker Motorola Mobility, several cities in the United States to provide high-speed Internet services and develop wearable computers and technology, self-driving cars.
Schmidt said Google's autonomous vehicles technology is years rather than decades away from commercial availability, but "me the exact way that it plays is not obvious."
"Technology is correct. Regulation is the right partnership is correct," he said, noting that Google has spoken "Every car company."
 



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