Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Select your Language from the drop down Tap Start You will then see a pop up explaining about Smart network switch. Tap OK to confirm your have read this.

The next screen asks you to connect to your Wi-Fi network. If you don’t see any names, check the switch at the top right hand corner is green. Tap the name of your Wi-Fi network you wish to connect too. You can skip this step by tapping Next. When asked, enter your password for your Wi-Fi network. This can usually be found on the bottom of your router. This is also known as a WEP key, WAP key or wireless passphrase. Passwords are case-sensitive, you can check password is spelt correctly by tapping on Show password box. Once done, tap Connect.

Once connected press Next The EULA Terms and Conditions will now appear. You’ll need to decide if you are happy for Diagnostic Data to be sent to Samsung. Tick or Untick. Tap Next.

A confirmation box will asking if you agree the EULA Terms and Conditions. You have to agree the these in order to continue. Select Agree. Tap and Go is a way of importing data from your an old Android phone, dependant on whether that handset supports NFC. Tap learn more if you'd like to do this, but not all Android handsets are NFC equipped so we will SKIP past this for now.

On this page, you have the option to add a Google Account. If you have an email address already with Google (ends with gmail.com or googlemail.com), this can be entered now. If you don’t, you can if you create a new account by scrolling down and selecting create a new account. A Google Account allows you to use features such as Playstore (place to download apps) and to be able to back up your data to the Cloud.

If you have an android device as your previous handset, the Google Account may offer you the chance to get your apps and data from a backup of your old phone. Tap the backup shown to see available back ups to restore data from?

A list of available backups will show onscreen. Tap to select the backup you'd like to restore the data from, and tap Done. You can, of course, tap to Set up as new device to allow you to start afresh with your S6 Edge. If you are restoring from a backup, you can choose which apps to bring across from your old device. Tap the Also include line, untick any apps which you don't want from your M9, then tap Done to close the options.

When you are ready to restore the chosen backup, or to set up the S6 Edge as a new handset, tap Next. The next page is about background services your Google account can perform. The options are all ticked by default, so if you wish to opt out of any service here untick the box. The first section is allows the S6 Edge to Back up to your Google account which is extremely useful when it comes to upgrading or replacing a lost or damaged handset, and therefore something we would recommend. Tap More to see the other options.

Location settings relate to letting your phone (and Google) know where in the world you are, which will help improve internet search results, and satellite navigation apps will thank you for it. You can also help improve location services by allowing the handset to check for Wi-Fi networks even when Wi-Fi is turned off. The final option allows the S6 Edge to send back anonymous information to Google. Untick any of these if you wish to opt out of that service, and when you're ready to proceed tap Next. You will then be asked about using a Samsung account. This is optional, but without one you won't be able to update your phone to new versions of the operating system amongst other things, so we would recommend setting this up. If you've set this up on a previous Samsung handset, tap Sign in and do so with your Samsung account details. If you're new to Samsung, you can tap Create account to set one up for free, or instead you can sign in with the Google account you use on the S6 Edge. You can, of course, Skip this and do it later if you wish.

If you're signing in, enter your Samsung account ID (this will be an email address) and your Samsung account password into the boxes on screen and tap Sign in. If you're creating a new account, complete the form to sign up for the service. Once you're signed in, if you backed up a previous Samsung phone and wish to restore its data to your S6 Edge, tick the Restore box. If you don't want to backup your new phone, untick the Auto backup box, then tap Next to continue. If you are skipping the Samsung account sign-in, you will need to tap Skip on the confirmation screen to proceed. The Galaxy S6 Edge can use voice control to wake up your device, make calls, send messages and more, all through the S Voice interface. If you wish to explore settings this up, tap Set. If you'd rather leave this for later (it can be enabled and set up at any time) then tap Later.

Your new Galaxy S6 Edge has a fingerprint sensor built into the Home button, allowing you an easy yet secure method of unlocking your handset. If you wish to set this up now, tap Add. If not, tap Later. A disclaimer will show in screen advising how your fingerprint data is stored and used. Tap Confirm to proceed.

Touch your finger to the home button a shown on screen, lifting it away and replacing it as directed. This may take several attempts before the S6 Edge fully processes your fingerprint. When your fingerprint has been captured you will see the screen go green, telling you the process is complete, and then it will move on to ask you to set a password or PIN.

You must set a backup password in case you are unable to use your fingerprint to unlock the S6 Edge. Enter your chosen password, then tap Continue. Repeat your backup password to confirm that you know it, then tap OK.

You will be asked whether to set Fingerprints as the screen lock type. Tap OK to do this, or tap Cancel to go back. Easy mode is great for newcomers to Android, as it uses a simplified screen layout with larger icons. If you'd like to enable this (don't worry, you can turn it off in the settings menu) then tap the switch, which will show green when enabled. All that's left to do now is to tap Finish to be taken to the home screen of your new Samsung.