Steve Jobs Biography book, "Android is 'Stolen Products'"

CALIFORNIA - Steve Jobs said that he would spend his last breath to fight Google's Android operating system, because he thinks Android is a 'product stolen'. The statement was contained in the book boigrafi founder of Apple is the soon to be released.
This was stated by the Associated Press, after obtaining a copy of the book 'Steve Jobs', written by his biographer and former Time executive, Walter Isaacson will be released on October 24. Similarly, as reported by Apple Insider, Friday (10/21/2011).
While this is not the first bigrafi about Jobs, but this book is the only one which was formally endorsed by Jobs.
According to reports, Isaacson wrote a 'harsh words full of curses' Jobs delivered to him about Android, after the introduction of an HTC phone in January 2011.
"I will spend the last breath of a dying, if need be I will spend every penny of Apple as much as $ 40 Billion in the bank, to make things right," said Jobs.
Job adds, "I will destroy the Android, because it is a stolen product and I am willing to participate in the fight 'thermonuclear' this."
Although Apple has not taken legal action against Google, so far the company has managed to win the intellectual property of the vendor based on Android. In July, the International Trade Commission issued the initial decision, that HTC has violated Apple's two discoveries.
Apple also has won a lawsuit over Samsung in Germany and Australia, regarding the patent infringement in the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
In this book also told about the next meeting between Jobs and former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt at a cafe in Palo Alto, California. At the meeting, Jobs said that he was not interested in menyelesaikanya with Google and its partners.
"I do not want your money, if you offer me $ 5 Billion though. I have a lot of money, I want you to stop using our ideas on Android, that's what I want," said Jobs in Schmidt.
Isaacson said that Jobs regret delaying the operation for 9 months when she tried alternative therapies. Jobs initially balked at treatment because she did not want her 'hurt in that way'.
In instead of hitting it also contained details about the final months of life Jobs, including specifications about his resignation as CEO. Just a few weeks before his death, Jobs revealed in Isaacson that he approved this bografi that children can know themselves better.
"I'm not always there for them, and I want them to know the reason and also to understand what I do,