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We’ve shown you some great PDA/Phone combos, but 02’s may be the most versatile yet. This 02 XDA IQ Wi-Fi SmartPhone runs on the vry handy Windows Mobile 5.0 and comes equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, infrared, a 1.3-megapixel camera, a mini SD slot, quad-band, GPRS, and EDGE. The “drawback” is that the screen only displays 64,000 colors, but will you really notice? No word on price and availability yet. Info via MobileWhack.

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After being released overseas first, the Blackberry 8700g is now available in the U.S. With easy to set-up email system, Yahoo, ICQ, AOL, MSN and Google Talk who wouldn’t want this sleek looking phone? Other features include SMS and multimedia messaging. Get this Blackberry 8700g from T-Mobile, for $399—or $299 after a $50 instant rebate and $50 mail-in rebate. For full details visit T-Mobile. Via Gizmodo.

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With it’s latest review here’s some specs of the Samsung SCH-A990. This phone will feature a camera that has 3.2 megapixels, rotating display, Bluetooth, microSD slot and an assortment of other features. Pricing and availability have not been specified yet. Via Engadget Mobile.

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Here’s pictures of the upcoming new colors for the Samsung E870. The colors are: “Ice Blue”, “Mirror Silver”, “Valentine Pink”, “Champaign Gold”, and “Platinum Red”. The E870 features a TFT-LCD display, Bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel camera, 80MB of built-in memory, T-Flash card slot, MP3 player, and EDGE support. The E870 measures at 92 x 42 x 16.5 and weighs 85g. Via Slashphone.

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I just saw this on CNBC Asia and quickly tracked it online. This could be the end of hide-and-seek between kids and their parents. Announced today Sprint Nextel just launched a locator service called Family Locator. The new service allows parents to use either a phone or PC to pinpoint the location of a child. The location is generated on a map with the nearest address and surrounding landmarks along with the accuracy of the location. For $9.99 a month you can make your kids nightmare come true.

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