The hucksters are hitting the iPhone app market. As you might have heard, a few unsuspecting shoppers “accidentally” purchased an iPhone app costing $1,000. Sadly, all the application does is display a red jewel on your iPhone. It really doesn’t do anything else… other than show off your ability to buy a $1,000 iPhone app, that is. Apple has since taken the application off of its store, but there is no word yet as to whether or not the , umm, “customers” who bought the application will get their money back.RSS feeds are one of the cornerstones of Web 2.0. For many, finding a good feed reader is a must in today’s networked society. Our new favorite is a free offering called Regator. Regator makes it easy to find out what the hottest blogs are talking about, and then some. And it’s got built in Podcast functionality. You can subscribe directly to, say… I don’t know… the Free Line Report official podcast without installing any additional software. Great stuff.

You know, if you don’t speak several different languages, you might just be missing out on some really good blogs. Now, a free service called Mloovi can help. It translates any RSS for free via Google Translate. Give it a try. We bet that you’ll be seeing, or rather, reading, things in a way that you never have before.

TwitterFone - It’s Twitter! It’s an answering machine! It’s both! TwitterFone is a free service that lets you call a local phone number and just leave a voice mail. Within moments, your voice mail message will appear as text in Twitter. It’s similar to former Free Line all-star Jott, but much easier to set up.

It can be hard to keep track of complex projects, with people scattered over the globe. Ididwork makes it easy. Ididwork is a free utility that helps you keep track of jobs you’ve done during the day. It also allows you to share your work reports with other members of a team, so everyone gets to see how much work is done on a project at any time. Ididwork is perfect for people working in teams online. It’s also the magic word: free. Can’t beat that.