Bariteginchina Pilla (Telugu Boothu Kathalu)

HTC’s Sense 7 UI looks a lot slicker and has a neat way of serving up apps relevant to where you are and what you’re doing.

You can also customise the look of the phone right down to the navigation bar. Which is something we haven’t seen before.

This one’s a dead heat. Both handsets use different processors, but both have 3GB of RAM, which is plenty.

And really, there’s not much to choose between them in terms of day-to-day use.

While the One M9’s camera is much better than its predecessor’s, we’d say the Galaxy S6 Edge’s just pips it.

It snaps as soon as you press the shutter button, and you’ll need a magnifying glass to spot any noise on snaps.

The S6 Edge’s screen is also a bit sharper.

But you can fit more films, songs and photos on the HTC One M9 using a microSD card (the Galaxy S6 Edge doesn’t have a microSD card slot, though the lowest-capacity model of the handset you can buy is 64GB).

The best option is to go to the shops and try each for yourself.