Pac Man just tried to eat the golf ball and pool balls in these videos. Normal humans don’t understand that he needs his nourishment to fight off the ghosts. This is why one of the golfers decked him with a club. And folks, this is why Pac Man just doesn’t fit into society.

[via Kanyeuniversity]

In Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a Radio Shack employee is being charged for punching a customer because he was trying to return an item.  The employee said no so the customer asked to speak with the manager.  That is when the 52 year old employee flipped out and began punching the customer.  A bystander called 911 immediately after the incident took place.  The employee is expected to report to court on May 19.

[via AP]

Above is a picture of an upcoming Motorola phone that has the code name “Iron Man.”  Rumor has it that it will run on Android and will be out by the third quarter.  The CPU will be very fast and the phone will have WiFi, 3G, high-res camera, along with a sliding QWERTY keyboard.  No word on which phone provider will get their hands on Iron Man, but I’m guessing T-Mobile.

[via BGR]

A team at Stanford University has been able to create an artificial knee that costs less than $20 to manufacture.  The project was originated from the Biomedical Device Design and Evaluation class at Stanford.  The project is called the JaipurKnee.  Joel Sadler and his classmates were presented with the task of creating a low-cost knee joint for amputees living in developing countries.

Other low-cost knee joint metallic limbs used single-axis joints which ended up roating like a door hinge, but they were too unstable.  The JaipurKnee has self-lubricating joints with greater flexibility than the alternatives.  Sadler hopes to distribute 100,000 joints to amputees in the next three years and we applaud him for his philanthropic efforts.

[via Medgadget/Stanford PR]

Samsung Electronics has decided to change around the design of traditional camcorders with the introduction of the of the SMX-C14 and SMX-C10.   The C14 has 16GB of flash memory and can be expanded using SD/SDHC memory cards.  The built-in memory is 16GB.  Both cameras have over 2 hours and 40 minutes of recording time on a single charge.

There is a one-touch upload button that directly uploads the video to YouTube for your video sharing enthusiasts.  OTher features include time-lapse recording, animated thumbnails, and an LCD screen to view what is recording and has recorded.

Both cameras will be available in July 2009.

[via Gizmodo]

Farbs is a game developer that used to work for 2K Australia.  He decided to quit in order to work on my indie video games.  But before he did that he decided to resign the position by submitting a video game called A Message For 2K Australia.  The game is based on Flash and you can give it a shot at his website.

[via Kotaku]

Designer Serdar Sisman has come up with a stylish radio/alarm clock called Radio Eglence.  The Radio Eglence has a transparent screen that shows the time, data, and radio station being played.  The alarm clock includes motion sensors that can be activated every time someone crosses the path of the radio.  I could imagine something like this getting annoying to me fairly quickly, but some people enjoy nothing more than to tune in to NPR or Howard Stern as soon as they get home.

[via DesignBlog]

MetroPCS (NYSE:PCS) has announced that they will be offering the fashionable Samsung Tint phone on their networks.  The Tint has a built-in camera and has SMS, MMS, email, IM, speakerphone, and Bluetooth capabilities.  The Tint also sports ChatLINK, a service where users can push a button and talk without having to dial to individuals in a walkie-talkie sort of way.

Best of all, there is no contract required since it is MetroPCS after all.  The phone will be available in all metro areas where there is MetroPCS services available.

[via OhGizmo/Samsung PR]