The mobile maker Sony Ericsson is trying really hard to get its feet strongly in the smartphone market. The company has already dropped the Symbian support but the commitment of the company is still with the Android as strong as ever.

The Swedish-Japanese mobile maker already offers various devices running the mobile OS of Microsoft including the Xperia X1 and X2. The CEO of the company said we should expect big surprises from Sony Ericsson in next few months.

The company said they have preferred for the Android operating system but that does not mean the company has broken up the relationship with the Microsoft over its mobile OS. The mobile maker has a plan to launch a smartphone with both the side sliding QWERTY keyboard and a very big touch screen.

But the chief executive of the company said it was very sad that none of the Xperia Window phone of Sony Ericsson was a smashing success for the company.

The failure of the phones was because of some missing facilities with it and the phones had not a great touch screen as well.