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"Apple and Samsung&amp;#039;s long-running patent infringement lawsuit is heading back to court in November. The tech rivals will debate the amount of damages Samsung should pay to its competitor following Apple&amp;#039;s court victory last year, reports Foss Patents.   Samsung was originally ordered to hand out $1.05 billion (\u00A3625m) after a court found that the firm&amp;#039;s Galaxy line of products infringes on the Cupertino firm&amp;#039;s designs, but that figure was later reduced to $450.5 million (\u00A3209.8m). However, the South Korean firm is seeking further deductions and will argue its case in front of a jury in November. &amp;quot;This is going to be Groundhog&amp;#039;s Day, you&amp;#039;re going to be reliving July of 2012,&amp;quot; said presiding judge Lucy Koh. Earlier this year, it emerged that Apple CEO Tim Cook was allegedly opposed to court action against Samsung, and was hoping to find another means of resolving the dispute. With its relationship with Samsung strained, Apple is reportedly seeking other component suppliers to reduce its dependency on Samsung parts. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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