Shlok
I find myself using CUIL more and more. The seacrh results tend to be more relevant than those of other seacrh engines (Google tossed relevance out the window years ago) and the layout is superb.They do still have some problems and the lack of advanced query operators ensures they won't be my primary seacrh engine for some time. But their work is impressive.This is the best entry into seacrh technology that I have ever seen. If they follow historical trends, they'll probably become a major contender within about 2 years (but I would not bank on them becoming a force in less than a year).
Shlok I find myself using CUIL more and more. The seacrh results tend to be more relevant than those of other seacrh engines (Google tossed relevance out the window years ago) and the layout is superb.They do still have some problems and the lack of advanced query operators ensures they won't be my primary seacrh engine for some time. But their work is impressive.This is the best entry into seacrh technology that I have ever seen. If they follow historical trends, they'll probably become a major contender within about 2 years (but I would not bank on them becoming a force in less than a year).