Cuil the Rival of Google
Former specialists of Google have announced, Sunday, launching a new search engine called Cuil, in an attempt to exceed in size the current leader in this field, but the team Cuil Inc. (pronounced “cool”), which can be accessed at http://www.cuil.com, provides new search services, and company representatives argue that can access faster than Google wider areas of the Internet, generating more references to a search.
Specialists who created the new program argue that it is not limited to classical methods aimed at the search address traffic and a Website, but examines the context of each page and concepts on which Internet users use them for their searches.
“Important discoveries we’ve made in search technology have allowed us to index a more extensively to inerne and put almost the entire Web to reach our users,” said the executive director of Cuil, Tom Costello.
Danny Sullivan, Web specialist and chief editor of Search Engine Land, is of the opinion that the engine Cuil Asia Pacific to exploit unhappiness that users have to Google that it aims to achieve too much, that the search results displayed in the first row Website popular and that rely too much on some Internet sites such as Wikipedia.
“It’s the right time for a competitor,” said Sullivan, “but to be rival Google is still a difficult task, something that those from Microsoft were convinced to.”



