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At first glance, the One M9 might look just like the One (M8), but there are some subtle differences.

A ridge connects the front and back of the phone, making it look as if the back is a tray that the handset sits in.

It also has a new dual-tone finish, is easier to grip, and the power button is now on the side instead of the top, making it easier to reach.

The power button is also ridged, so you can discern it from the volume buttons by touch alone.

It’s a close one, but for the leaps and bounds it’s come since its predecessor, we have to give it to the Galaxy S6 Edge.

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This is born out by the fact that the apertures around the lens – for camera, mic and LED flash - are exactly the same as the current edition.

The lack of surprises doesn’t stop there. The Lightning Connector port, speakers and headphone holes appear to be located in the same places too.

And you’ll have noticed too that the silver shade of the phone in the photos is indistinguishable from the iPhone 6.

Of course it’s not conclusive, but that does cast a soupcon of doubt on claims that Apple will offer different colour options according to the territory they’re being sold in. A rose gold edition had even been mooted for the Chinese market.