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BumpTop Review

by Techsplosive on April 16, 2009

Ever since BumpTop was revealed at the TED conference, the tech-lovin’ subculture has been waiting on its full release.  BumpTop has been released to the general population, with unlimited downloads for the free version, and only 200 premium editions available.

BumpTop delivered as promised.  All features mentioned in the TED demo are available to the end user.  As long as your computer is running an adequate amount of RAM, you shouldn’t notice any lag in performance.  Learning to use BumpTop is completely simple as well.  If you prefer not to just fool around until you learn, BumpTop inludes a step by step tutorial to show you the ropes and get you organizing your desktop exactly the way you want it. [click to continue...]

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Change for Techsplosive.com

by Techsplosive on April 11, 2009

During every endeavour, there comes a point for reckoning.  I reached this point of reckoning this week, and have decided to implement a few changes here at Techsplosive.  I knew upon entering the technology and social media niche that it would not be easy.  Knowing that a majority of the top 15 blogs on the internet are tech ones was fine with me, it gave me somthing to strive for.  However, breaking into a niche that was heavily dominated and that has the authority to command the breaking news, releases, and insights from companies and other prominent people is quite difficult.  I often am forced to react the the news that is broken, rather than build authority be reporting it.

So, I decided I had to come up with something a bit more new, unique and original.  Something that the other tech and social media blogs do not do.  I have decided, after a small test run with something called “Accessory Week” to now run on themed weeks, or months.  I will also be testing a different format within the next few months, and going with daily static themes (e.g. – “Social Media Sunday”, “Start-up Saturday”, “Mobile Monday”, etc…)  At the end of the test periods, I will compare the metrics – and decide from there.  Luckily for you, all you need to do is sit back, read, and enjoy while I work hard to put something worth reading in front of you.

Geeking Out as Usual,

-Ethan

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