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About LinkBacksRead more.Corel talks about its new multimedia suite, launched at the start of the month and designed to be more intuitive.
Read more.Corel talks about its new multimedia suite, launched at the start of the month and designed to be more intuitive.
Why does this company bother making software anymore?
Does anyone even buy or use any of their software?
Corel Painter is the only Corel software I've ever used, the £250+ price tag will kill most non professional users interest though.Originally Posted by OilSheikh
Corel is usually where good software goes to die. It is a shame, but it's true. Corel PhotoPaint, Corel PaintshopPro and Corel PhotoImpact all examples of apps they have killed or ran into the ground.
It's almost as if Corel is a front for Adobe to dispose of the competition.
They have some nice apps, unfortunatly the management and marketing of Commodore circa 1994.
When a company charges more for an update of their software (that just adds guaranteed Vista computability and new camera RAW support) than the software cost in the first place (Photoshop X2 (£17) > X2 ultimate upgrade (£40)) - They truly deserve to go under.
I'm never buying from them again.
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