Sony sees little impact from Android legal woes
Suzuki said he was confident to sell more smartphones in its fiscal year 2012-2013
Sony Mobile, which uses Google Android software for its smartphones, has not seen much impact from patent problems of the software platform.
Last week a U.S. jury decided many of Samsung's Google Android-based phones infringed Apple Inc patents.
"We don't see much impact to our business as yet of today," Sony Mobile Chief Executive Kunimasa Suzuki told Reuters.
Suzuki said he was confident to sell more smartphones in its fiscal year 2012-2013 than 34 million in previous year.