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The War of Adobe vs Foxit vs Corel, Who Is Popular?

The rivalry between Coral Software’s CorelDraw and Adobe’s Photoshop is well known to all designers and web developers like us who have been keeping an eye on the internet for past 10 years. However there is one more area of competition between the two giants; the PDF viewer, and along with those two there is relatively newer corporation, Foxit. Giving a hard competition to the giants like Adobe and Corel, Foxit, a small Chinese company, has launched products that are nearly as good if not better than its counterparts. However Corel has started to decline in the recent years and Foxit still has to achieve the huge following and market presence that is enjoyed by the Adobe...Continue reading →
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