[secastrah]

BumpTop is a 3D Desktop Organizer which allows you to keep your computer desktop organized and productive similar to a real desktop.

You can perform functions like file-stacking, pin-up reminders, tossing files for easy emailing, printing, copying and even uploading to social-media networks.

It also works with touch-screen enabled computers running Windows 7 so you can use touch-gestures to perform these functions.

Ofcourse you must be having enough RAM to spare for this beauty, and if you have that much memory then you can drag, pile and toss just like in Microsoft Surface. The best thing about BumpTop is that it works with touch-screen enabled computers running Windows 7 allowing you to use touch-gestures to perform these functions.

It is developed by Anand Agarawala and it took him 2 years of beta testing before releasing the software to public at TED 2009. Have a look at this video for more details.

BumpTop is currently available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 in two versions Free and Paid Pro.


download:
http://download.bump...opInstaller.msi

[M.Sudoku]

This new version was released yesterday.
Check out all the multitouch features here on the official blog.

[zool]

It got nice concept.. but i don't like the way icons generated - too flat..

[Vijay Kumar Gupta.C]

Yeah! of course Bumptop is nice appplication. I used its older version. But I think it is not so exciting.I want to check the newer version.Let me check the newer version.

[ayoshi]

nice too know that Bump top is improving its appearance.

Yeah! right they should make the Icons more 3d to make it more realistic look.

[PurplePeopleEater]

So this is like that massive multitouch concept that I watched on youtube?

[Afzal]

but how can we use rainmeter etc with this??

[USG Ishimura]

^ we can't i think.

[coldemone]

if the icons are 3D it will be cool. This program only makes you realize that the icons are flat.

[adrynalyne]

You mean, you didn't know the icons were flat before?

[coldemone]

adrynalyne, on 07 November 2009 - 01:39 PM, said:

You mean, you didn't know the icons were flat before?

No, I mean without BumpTop, the icons don't look pasted on a wall right? with bumptop, they look like stickers on the ceiling.

[adrynalyne]

Well, I think thats kind of the idea.

Wallpaper is two dimensional in real life as are posters, etc.


Papers on a desktop are two dimensional, etc.


My issues with such "3d" environments is that it makes things look messy, and I don't find that intuitive at all. I would find bulging icons less intuitive in that respect, as well.

[WhistAler]

I love it. Some feature are better than of Microsoft Surface.

[Seventh Surfer]

This program is of no use unless you have a multitouch monitor.