In this CTV News Channel interview from August 30, I’m asked to comment about Research in Motion’s 2-month reprieve by the Indian government, which gives the Canadian smartphone maker more time to offer a way customer data — i.e. instant messages and emails — can be monitored for national security purposes. Do you think RIM should work with the Indian government on a solution or would they lose credibility for making such concessions?

Whether you’re a “California Gurl” or simply “One of the Boys,” fans of pop queen Katy Perry can now interact with her music in Katy Perry Revenge, the latest in the Tap Tap Revenge franchise from Tapulous (now owned by Disney Mobile).

Have you heard this tune before? Apple has called for a press event next week — without telling the press what it’s about. The only hint is a guitar with an Apple logo on it. Sync will be there to see what Steve Jobs will sing about…

Should we look at ways that radio-frequency identification (RFID) could be used to improve security and efficiency in schools? Or is the technology simply too intrusive?

The newest Medal of Honor game will allow users to assume the identity of the Taliban. Do you think it’s a tactless addition to the game?

Gamers could have a greater risk of being exposed to online threats. Here are some tips to help keep you safe.