Samsung and Apple are all set to meet up for mediation tomorrow and Tuesday at a San Fransisco courthouse to attempt to come to an agreement and end their extended patent litigation, but JK Shin, head of the Korean company’s mobile division gave a brief (and unsurprising) look into one way the two companies may come to an agreement: patent cross-licensing. According to Reuters, Shin told reporters before boarding a plane with the CEO Choi Gee-sung to San Francisco that “there is still a big gap in the patent war with Apple but we still have several negotiation options including cross-licensing.” The two are expected to meet Apple CEO Tim Cook tomorrow at 9:30am local time as part of a mediation that Judge Lucy Koh ordered the two sides…

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