Chris Gilmer , Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

Racking your brain trying to think of a worthwhile startup idea to invest your time and energy into? How do you know if your idea is really what the public will want and what VC’s are ready to throw a little cash at?

Y Combinator has set out and created a list of startups they would love to invest in. This list of 30 ideas range from simplified browsing ideas, enterprise 2.0 software, dating and photo/video sharing sites (no, we dont have to many already, believe it or not.), web office applications (what, Google and Zoho dont create killer apps?), and craigslist competitors.

Get your developer hat on and get moving, Y Combinator wants to give you money!

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