How cuil is it?

2008/12/10 17:45 | Sam Raingill | Internet Marketing London, Internet Marketing News

Cuil.com (pronounced cool) if you’ve not already heard about it is a new search engine launched by 3 ex-employees of Google and it has gone live today.

I was keen to try it out as I thought anybody wanting to leave a success story like Google must have something pretty interesting up their sleeves. Perhaps more importantly though I read in The Independent that the last time Google published figures on the number of pages they index was about 3 years ago and the figure stood at 8.2 billion pages catalogued whereas Cuil are promoting on their site below the search box that they have catalogued over 121 billion pages and counting!

In terms of the design I really liked the simplistic layout and I think it has very strong branding with black, a sharp blue and grey as the core colours used. Actually in terms of the simplicity it reminded me of google before all of the add-ons and extras, not that I’m complaining about them as I find most of them very useful but still I like the simplicity, the innocence of it. Apparently the name Cuil is derived from one of the founders celtic origins….I wonder if it was originally pronounced ‘cool’ back then?

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