Wesabe just released a new tips feature that gives you advice on where to shop. They show you places that carry the same stuff you usually buy, but at a cheaper price.

Here is a link to a free tutorial that shows you how to build a sleek website in Photoshop.

The MySpace Application Gallery is finally out of beta, and works a lot like Facebook’s Application Gallery works. You have a list of Applications you can install, a brief description and then a button to put it onto your MySpace page.

Yahoo is letting a limited number of developers try out their new SearchMonkey platform, which allows websites to customize their Yahoo search results listing.

From Search Engine Journal we have an article on the top Back Link Checking tools that actually help.

Twistory is a cool Twitter mashup that takes in your archive and puts it into Google Calendar.

Flatworld Knowledge is an new web company with an aim to bring the Free Line to expensive college textbooks, by placing PDF files of its textbooks online, for free. They plan on opening their doors next January.

Esquire Magazine has a quick and informative interview with Vint Cerf, one of the masterminds of the internet from back in the early days.

SearchEngineLand has an informative article that gives a rundown for FireFox Plugins that can help with link development.

The new version of Ubuntu was just released a week or so ago, and it has finally gotten over those Linux hurdles that keep the non-geeks away. We’ve got links to a video showing you how easy it is to install, configure and run, as well as an article that explains just how important and polished this latest Linux download is.

TeachStreet is a new website that lets you search for local teachers and classes on just about any subject matter imaginable. It’s free and easy for instructors, coaches, and even schools to set up profiles. The current public beta version only lists classes in Seattle, Washington…but expect this site to expand very quickly.

Google Video underwent a makeover earlier this week. The newest updates are mostly cosmetic: you’ll now have the choice to look for videos in a grid or a TV view.

Google’s personalized homepage, iGoogle, just took baby steps into becoming a full-fledged social network.

FireFox has introduced a new plugin that can save you time: it’s called BlogRovR. After you install the plugin, the BlogRovR application takes a peek at the page you’re on, and then suggests related blogs you can visit in a snap.

Donation Dashboard is a new website out of UC Berkeley that takes an Amazon Suggest-approach to fundraising. When you sign up, it asks you to rate several non-profit organizations. After you’ve done that, it returns a list of organizations that the system thinks would interest you.

Of you really want to help a great cause, I can save you the time in searching one out…Cure Childhood Cancer in Atlanta, Georgia is doing some really important work for a very good cause.

Movino is a free Linux and Mac application for uploading a live streaming video feed from your *cell phone* to your own website or blog. It’s easy-to-set-up and easy-to-use, so you can use your cell phone as a webcam anytime you want.

Flickr FS is another Linux program that automatically downloads and backs up all of your photos from Flickr.

We’ve got a link to an article that gives you step-by-step instructions on how to combat such web thieves and spam blogs, and help reclaim your content.

The new YouFig platform allows users to simply and easily setup their own social networks, with an emphasis on work collaboration.

Last Wednesday, Google rolled out a quote search for Google News.

Encyclopedia Britannica gives bloggers and other website publishers free access to their online encyclopedia.

Google gets burned in an exclusive deal with MySpace.We’ve got a link to a list of all the free web browsers available online, the pros, the cons, and exactly which one will give you the best web experience.

Facebook is calling all users to help translate its content into as many languages as possible.

Looks like PayPal is taking the initiative and forcing out browsers with known security flaws.

MySpace plans on pushing the Free Line by offering, (and I quote), “all the music in the world” for free.

YouTube rolled out a beta release of its three newest features, which they refer to as improvements in the overall management of your messages, contacts, and videos.

AT&T has decided to enter into the Web Browser market by crafting it’s own offering: Pogo—in private beta now.

And finally, Popular Mechanics has an interesting interview online with Web search guru, Udi Manber.

Six Apart’s new tool Blog It enables you to simultaneously post to almost any blog platform including Blogger, LiveJournal, Movable Type, Tumblr, TypePad, Vox, and WordPress, from within your Facebook profile.

Facebook can now import photos from other websites with a just a few clicks. Flickr, Yelp, Picasa, and del.icio.us are supported, with more to come in the near future.

Yahoo has purchased IndexTools, a web analytic software similar to Google Analytics, and plans on offering the full suite of tools for free to its current partners and clients.

SEOBook has released a new FireFox plugin called RankChecker that gives you a fast and complex ranking results for your website.

A recent comment on this website from Azzam alerted us to a cool new tool called Comment Sniper, a free utility that can help you be the first to comment when new articles post to your favorite blogs. Thanks Azzam! and thanks to everyone else who’s contributed. Keep those comments coming. We always love to hear from you, and who knows? Your suggestion may end up in the next Free Line Report.

Hulu, the free hi-def streaming website for many television shows is now going to let countries other than the US view their videos, starting with Australia, The United Kingdom and Canada.

Check out our list for the top 25 video games for Linux. Even if you don’t use Linux you can still play most of these games on Windows or Mac.

Jiffle is a new web application that makes scheduling appointments a snap.

AlertThingy is a new Adobe Air application that hooks into FriendFeed. It can run on any operating system and pulls in a constant stream of your FriendFeed data.

There is a new free application called CommentKahuna that lets you find any WordPress blog that is relevant to your website that doesn’t use the NoFollow attribute.

**中文版翻译：

Hulu，这个免费的高清晰流媒体电视节目网站现在正打算对世界敞开大门！目前为止它只允许美国用户浏览，不过不久之后他们就会对其他国家开放，并先从澳大利亚，英国和加拿大开始。

对于那些游戏玩家，我们今天为你们准备了25个热门Linux游戏。就算你不用Linux，好消息是，你仍然可以在Windows或Mac上玩这些游戏，因为他们都是被设计可以在任何平台运行的。

Jiffle是一个新的时间计划在线程序，它为安排会议时间解决了难题。它允许你与Outlook日程表进行同步并协助网络视频会议。Jiffle使安排时间变得容易起来这样你就可以花更多的时间在改善工作上了。当然它是免费的它的连接也就在FreeLineReport.com

AlertThinky是一个新的与FriendFeed联通的Adobe Air程序。它可以运行在任何操作系统并持续从你的FriendFeed中提取数据。你还可以直接在程序中进行回复，加入书签和添加新朋友。

我们的一个朋友，Jason Potash，发布了一个新的叫做Comment Kahuna免费程序。 Comment Kahuna可以帮助你找到那些跟你的网站相关却没有使用NoFollow属性的WordPress博客。这个强大工具会大幅度提高你网站的搜索排名。

We’ve got a map for all the places you can visit with free city wide wireless, just in case you need it for your next vacation.

YourTellAFriend is a new website service that claims to be able to double and triple your website’s popularity by using a word of mouth algorithm.

We’ve got an article that will not only tell you what the Semantic Web is, but how to leverage it to get better results out of a search engine.

Flock releases version 1.1, and so far it’s made good on its promise of being a tool for lovers of web 2.0.