Peter Griffin

Now time to chat to our science and technology expert Peter Griffin, who's currently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Audio

We are joined by our sci-tech commentator, Peter Griffin, who's currently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Audio

Our science and technology correspondent. Audio

We are joined by our sci-tech commentator Peter Griffin. Audio

We are joined by our sci-tech commentator Peter Griffin. Audio

In a new semi-regular segment, we're talking to 'techie' Peter Griffin about the happenings in the scitech world. Audio

Peter Griffin's looking at super cookies. They live on your hard drive and are a lasting record of where you've been online. So should you be worried and what can you do about them? Audio

Been thinking about splashing out on a 3D TV? Simon Morton is off on a test drive with technology correspondent Peter Griffin. Audio

Peter Griffin test drives a new, flat screen 3D-TV. It's the latest in TV technology so how do they work, are they any good, and is now the right time to buy one? Audio

Peter Griffin from the Science Media Centre gives us his pick of future scientists to watch out for. Audio

Tech correspondent Peter Griffin with an update on the online energy retailer, Powershop. Plus dropping call and text rates point to increased competition in the mobile phone market. Audio

Most New Zealand internet users have a cap on the amount of data they can send and receive. Go over your limit and you pay extra, or have your surfing speeds throttled back. Technology correspondent… Audio

Can you get out of your cellphone contract with Telecom as a home or business user? Our technology correspondent Peter Griffin and consumer law expert Bill Bevan have the answers. Audio

There are warnings Telecom's XT mobile phone network is fundamentally flawed, as the company announces a five-million-dollar compensation package for customers affected by last week's failure. Audio

Technology news with Peter Griffin. Audio

Technology news with Peter Griffin. Audio

The German government is advising internet users to avoid using Internet Explorer to protect their computer security. Audio

China says foreign internet businesses are welcome to operate in the Communist state, but only if they follow the law. Audio

With Peter Griffin. Audio

Scitech news now with Peter Griffin. Audio