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The Natural Way to Prevent Wrinkles and Stay Looking Younger for Longer. Most anti-ageing creams are more hype than substance, but these four oils have been proven over hundreds, even thousands of years to help greatly in reducing and preventing wrinkles and rejuvenating male & female complexions. Young or old, you need to know this special ‘face food’ recipe if you want softer, younger looking skin. Article runs to 4673 words.

 

All Aboard the 3G Express. Third Generation, Internet enabled mobile phones promise to revolutionise the way people use their mobiles and hand held computers. This article takes a look at the latest exciting developments in mobile content provision. Article runs to 1893 words.

 

Excess Accessories. The mobile and wireless accessory market is now a multi-million pound concern and there are literally thousands of software and hardware ‘add-ons’ to choose from. This article explores the more unusual, amusing and quirky side to the accessory market. Runs to 1774 words.

Blackberries are not the Only Fruit. This article takes an in depth look at the new Blackberry hand-held wireless e-mail computer produced by Research in Motion. It assesses both it's usability and popularity in the United States and also looks at the competition, to see whether it will find a market in either Europe or Asia. Runs to 1238 words.

 

The Skinflint's Guide to World Travel. Still paying full fare for your airline tickets? You won't be after reading this book. The author shares his personal experience and reveals the travel industry's biggest and best kept secret - how to fly all over the world on premium airlines to exotic locations for a fraction of the cost 'normal' passenger's pay. Inside you'll find the names, addresses and phone numbers of special companies that offer tickets at hugely discounted rates far lower than you'll find on any on-line ticket web site or high street travel agent. Runs to 4531 words.

 

Finding the Wireless Erogenous Zone. This article takes a slightly ' tongue in cheek' look at the proliferation of pornography on the wireless Internet by examining what's out there now and talking to industry experts to see how they predict the shape of things to come. Article runs to 2417 words.

 

It's M Commerce Jim but not as we Know it. The ‘dot-bomb’ scared off many potential investors in m-commerce start-up companies but while the major mobile companies are stuck in the economic slump, the smaller, newer, more flexible business are carving out new niches in B2B support services, applications and content development. This article investigates the new innovative start up companies and what they have to offer. Runs to 1827 words.

 

Surfing in Siam. This article investigates the current level and nature of Internet access in Thailand and how Thai businesses of all kinds are exploiting the Net to expand their customer bases, increase profits and reach a global audience. Runs to 1107 words.

 

Due South. This article takes a light-hearted look at the potential perils of independent travel in Thailand. It follows one intrepid traveller's hair raising journey from grid locked Bangkok to the southern ' sex resort' of Pattaya. Runs to 1415 words.

 

Thailand - The New Mobile Tiger. The mobile telecommunications industry in Thailand is both dynamic and undergoing a period of profound change. This article takes a look at the current Thai mobile landscape and investigates what the future holds in store for a country where mobile ownership is still in its infancy. Runs to 2578 words.

 

How to Make a Fortune on the Internet. Despite the 'dot com gloom of the recent past, this article shows that, armed with the right knowledge and a willingness to learn from the experts, money can still be made in Cyberspace. It is the inspirational story of Internet millionaire Cory Rudl, showing how he made a fortune from his Web sites and how others can learn from his hard won success. Runs to 2517 words.

 

There be Gold in Them There Hills. Wireless gadgets like Internet enabled mobile phones, Palms and pocket computers have given a whole new meaning to the concept of mobility. This article explores the current and future innovative business opportunities this new medium is creating. Runs to 1592 words.

 

Access all Areas. A light-hearted yet informative look at how and by whom the Internet is currently used in the UK. It takes a close look at the Blair Governments’ policy of improving and extending accessibility nation-wide to see if and how it has lived up to its promises. Runs to 1153 words.

 

We be of One Blood You and I. This article tells the story of how one gay young mans fell foul of the British National Blood Transfusion Service's policy toward homosexuals donating blood. It uncovers a discriminatory attitude apparently based more on supposition than science. Runs to 1,569 words.

 

I Know What You Did Last Night. This article takes a closer look at the issue of invasion of privacy when talking or surfing on the wireless web. It investigates the reasons why ' Big Brother' may be watching you, where he's snooping and how he keeps track of your every ‘cyber journey’. Runs to 1592 words.