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BumpTop 1.50 build 4859 (Windows): BumpTop is a fun, intuitive, 3D desktop that keeps you organized and makes you more productive. It combines the look and feel of a real desk with the power of your PC. You can pile your files, flip through websites and toss your photos up to Twitter or Facebook quickly...; Tags: Microsoft Windows, Photograph, BumpTop, Desktops, Hardware; Software downloads 2009-11-22
The next generation vision of your future desktop: The next generation vision of your future desktopTry Compiz FusionOld news, Zach. Stuff like that has been around in Linux for years: check the fabulous bling-bling of Compiz Fusion.I tried Compiz for the first time in the spring of 2007, on my Ubuntu box. Nice to play with, but after...; Tags: Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, generation vision, future desktop, Linux; Discussion threads 2009-01-20
The next generation vision of your future desktop: It really isn't often I can say, "I have seen the future" in a Darth Vader sort of voice, but I genuinely believe I have. by Zack Whittaker; Tags: Microsoft Windows 7, Vision, BumpTop, Desktops, Hardware, Zack Whittaker; Blog posts 2009-01-20

Apple's 3D OS X interface unveiled: Apple's 3D OS X interface unveiled3D OSX is interesting, but WOW BumpTop is amazing!I checked out the link at the bottom of this article to look at BumpTop and it is an amazing idea. That looks like the type of thing Apple should really be doing. Or perhaps a combination...; Tags: 3D, Apple Inc., WOW BumpTop, desktop, window; Discussion threads 2008-12-11
Apple's 3D OS X interface unveiled: A series of Apple patent filings published this week reveal Apple's new possible multi-dimensional interface for Mac OS X that could make "better use of screen real estate by increasing the number of virtual surfaces capable of housing application and interface elements," according to AppleInsider. The most...; Tags: 3D, Surface, Apple Inc., AppleInsider, Apple Mac OS X, Construction, Apple Mac OS, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Andrew Nusca; Blog posts 2008-12-11