For the quarter, Sony Ericsson reported a break-even net profit of zero — slightly ahead of expectations but down from the 49 million euro posted in the same quarter last year. It sold 9.5 million phones in the quarter to help boost revenues 33 percent from the previous quarter to 1.59 billion euros. The company also managed to increase the average selling price of its handsets to Euro 166, up 8 percent from the same period last year and 6 percent sequentially. However, operating margins fell to 2 percent from 4 precent last quarter. Sony Ericsson estimates that its quarterly marketshare of all Android-smartphones was approximately 12 percent in volume and 11 percent in value.