Google has bought Bumptop, a Canadian-based 3D desktop user interface designer, according to the Wellington Financial LP, a privately-held bridge financing & venture debt fund.

It is believed that the deal which took place was materialised at $40 million, with venture capitalists having invested up to $3 million as it was a 2007 based firm.

Anand Agarawala the founder of Bumptop retains the company's CEO position. The recent updates stated that the company had recently released its flagship application, BumpTop Pro meant for Windows and Mac platforms.

However at this juncture (when the deal is done) the company has sent out a mail to all the customers stating the unavailability for product support or downloads and the ones who are unhappy can seek a full refund.

It is yet to be seen on Google's part how it will slot in Bumtop's utility. Trade experts state that it may come in handy for the Android OS with its UI functionality.