[…] Smartphones, which were already essential for information and communication, move even higher up the needs scale for most consumers.  But, with economics as the mantra, devices like the Moto G Power ($249 when released), Moto G Stylus ($299 when released) and the Samsung Galaxy A50 ($274.99 on sale at Target) are all winners.  Assuming the rumors are correct, Apple’s iPhone SE2 will hit the shelves in late summer even with COVID-19 delays.  Each of the devices above will come in unlocked versions and will work with Sprint’s BYOD plan ($35/ mo. + taxes and fees) or you can go with the Spectrum/ Xfinity mobile solution described above.  We might even see 36-month terms as the standard for premium devices (maybe if financed through one’s Apple Card or the Verizon/Synchrony Card).  […]