All of us here at Zuula are firm believers, of course, that Zuula is a very useful and powerful Internet search tool.

Many of you, on the other hand, may be less convinced.

Perhaps you’ve tried new search engines in the past and been disappointed by the quality or breadth of the search results. Or perhaps you’ve just learned to doubt the typically overblown claims of new Internet services.

We understand … and that’s why we’ve decided to include some postings in this blog that answer the question: “Why use Zuula?”

In this posting, I want to discuss what we feel is the main reason most Internet users will want to make Zuula their preferred search site: It’s the fact that Zuula let’s you use your favorite search service for most of your searching, but also gives you quick access to the power of multiple other search engines — right at your fingertips — when you need them.

(Read on …)

We’ve launched. We did the last tweaks to Zuula yesterday afternoon, put up the press release announcing the launch, and then declared Zuula officially open for public use.

We’re very happy, of course, to have reached this milestone. We celebrated a bit yesterday at our offices here in Princeton, and there are a lot of smiles and laughter at the office this morning.

There’s good cause for celebration. Zuula has evolved into a very powerful and very useful search tool. Developing that kind of tool has taken a lot of hard work, so the sense of accomplishment among those on the Zuula development team is well deserved. We all should extend our congratulations to them. (Read on …)

… we’ll be opening Zuula for our public beta very soon! We’ll post an update here when we officially go “live.”