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Preferences are kind of light -- typing suggestions and safe search. I didn't see any advanced searching features.
Overall display looks pretty cool though, and I like the focus on contextual information. Rss4Lib's screenshots show search results displayed in categories, but I didn't see that. Perhaps, it was because I didn't search for a phrase using "".
The site also went down shortly after I started playing with it.
Anyhow, you can read more about at TechCrunch's Do not mistype cuil , RSS4Lib's New Google Wannabee: Culi, and Mashable's Cuil, the Dark Mysterious Google, and yet another post from TechCrunch, Google Beats Cuil Hands Down In Size And Relevance, But That Isn’t The Whole Story
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