January 20, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Mac OS X: Like its Windows 7 counterpart, the BumpTop desktop replacement arrives on OS X with all kinds of ...

The traditional computing desktop is broken, according to Bump Technologies. Interfaces that force users to drag equally sized icons around a flat canvas and tediously organize them into deliberately ...

What it is: BumpTop for Mac is OS X software that gives you a whole new way of looking at and using your desktop, one that brings your computer screen into the realm of 3D imaging and instantly grows ...

Update: Bump Technologies has been kind enough to offer a free upgrade to BumpTop Pro for the first one hundred Macworld readers to sign up at this link. I’ll admit it. When BumpTop first launched as ...

The creative and attractive desktop replacement app BumpTop is coming to the Mac. Launched last year on Windows, and a CNET Download Best of 2009 app, BumpTop makes desktop items act more like they're ...

BumpTop’s been bumping kicking around for a few months on Windows, and even made a cameo in HP’s newest touch tablets. Today, it arrives on what feels like its ...

For a lot of computer users, the desktop becomes the default place for things—anything that doesn’t have an obvious home just lives on the desktop. Files get organized by name or by size, which isn’t ...

I've never really gotten into the whole 3D file navigation thing (ever since "It's a Unix system! I know this!", it's seemed pretty corny), but BumpTop might be the exception I've been waiting for. It ...

PC users have been making a 3D mess of their virtual Windows 7 desktops with BumpTop now for nearly a year, and have been doing it two-fingered since October saw the 1.2 multitouch release. Now you ...

John's been addicted to technology ever since he tinkered with his first custom built PC when he was 10 years old. He's also the proud owner of seven Amazon Kindles, but only because he destroyed the ...

Ever wish your Windows desktop looked and operated more like your actual desktop? In other words, do you like to pin notes and photos to the walls and organize documents into stacks? (Or, if you're ...

But it looks like BumpTop is going to make that multitouch functionality really useful. We've noted before how BumpTop brings a 3-D view to your Windows desktop, making it easier to manage a big pile ...