Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's just an anecdote, not data. Samsung has confirmed that it's devices sold, not shipped.
it's != its The parent comment quotes an original source with two examples of this error, but you are not obligated to repeat it. :-)
"Samsung has confirmed that it is [the number of] devices sold [that the number refers to]."
with
"Samsung has confirmed that its [Samsung's] devices have sold in quantity."
I think the snake was right. :)