A ton of GPS locating devices have passed through the FCC lately, and the Insignia LittleBuddy isn’t very different.  You attach the device to what you want to track, and you can view the location of the device on the web or even a mobile phone.

What I do like about the LittleBuddy is that it’s targeted specifically at finding kids.  Most of the other GPS locating devices out there don’t really focus on a single market.  I think that will make the LittleBuddy a more attractive solution for worried parents.

Sharp’s SH-02B passed through the FCC today.  Like Sharp’s other phones of late, the SH02B rocks a pretty impressive camera.  This one sports 8.0MP, and what appears to be a 28mm lens.  Sadly, this is an NTT device that will not be heading to the US.

Label-only pics of the BlackBerry RCK71CW hit the FCC today.  This device is also known as the BlackBerry Storm 9550, or Storm 2.

There’s not much new info from the FCC filing though, since this device has already been thoroughly reviewed.  You can view the Storm 2 user manual here for additional info.