Mac OS X? What's that? USELESS
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This is a USB device.  You plug it in.  It should work.  It's a Wifi adapter, it needs a driver? Does Netgear know what Apple is?  Have they ever heard of an iPhone?  Perhaps the name Steve Jobs rings a bell? Does anyone at Netgear know what century this is?
Okay, that was a bit of a rant.  THIS PRODUCT IS USELESS on a MAC.

By the way, as of today (September 11,  2013) Amazon lists Macbooks as the 3 and 5th bestselling laptops on their website.

Netgear: Your stupidity will lead to bankruptcy.
2738575
I've had the Cavalry CAUH2560 for some time, and it works OK with Windows XP. Unfortunately it scarcely works at all with our Mac OS X computers so it is essentially worthless for us and I'm about to replace it with a different make. (I.e., it works very occasionally if I reboot; but then may just as likely cut out in the midst of a file transfer.) It may well be that Cavalry's firewire/USB models would work better, but I no longer trust the manufacturer because its claim that the unit is usable with "Apple: iMAC or G3, G4, iBook" is misleading. For a backup system what is needed is reliability and full compatibility with different OS; and this model has not provided that. (And I can second another reviewer's comment that the instructions and FAQs are incomplete and poorly drafted.)
3316173
I HAVE USED QUICKEN FOR MANY YEARS ON MY OTHER MACS.  THE G5 DIED - REST IT'S HARD DRIVE-AND I GOT A NEW IMAC. THE VERSION IS A COMPLETE JOKE. ABSOLUTELY USELESS.ITS NO WONDER THEY OFFER A REBATE.  MY PERSONNAL ASSISTANT - MY 18 MOS GRANDSON - CAN ACCOMPLISH MORE WITH A CRAYON AND PIECE OF PAPER.
1637748
Sounds like a great deal but isn't!  It's a useless piece of junk.
If you have a Mac, stay with it!
4173959
There should be a zero star option for this. It's totally unnecessary for Macs.
3017912
maybe I would like it if the software was compatible with my new mac.
I will try to make it work again after the holidays but at this point I'd say
forget it.
3171167
Doesn't work with latest Mac operating systems.  Waste of money.
3268912
Beware! The mac version of this software DOES NOT work with "OS X 10.10 Yosemite" and is stated to only works on "Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion". This fact is not clearly stated until after you purchase it and refunds are not allowed! Yikes!
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Don't buy this if you use a Mac.

I cannot get this bluetooth keyboard to pair with my Macbook Air running Lion nor with my iMac running Snow Leapord at work nor the wife's IMac running Tiger (I think).  No Apple computer I have found will see it.  But I was able to instantly pair it to the iPad, so it works.  Whoppee.  I bought it for the Macboook Air for traveling.

I have tried everything, on and of for months, and Googled the problem extensively. There is no useful info on internet.  It's like I'm the only one with this problem.  I'm fairly technical.  This is huge waste of my time.  Much like most every Microsoft product.  This is why I went Mac 5 years ago or whenever.

The standard Apple keyboard I bought to replace it worked out of the box.  As did the the Logitech solar powered keyboard (USB) I put on my desk at work.

Does anyone have any advice?

Until I get it to work, 1 star, only because Amazon doesn't allow zero stars.  Even if I do get it to work I'm still going to leave it one star.

Don't buy this if you use a Mac.
4927426
I guess we've wasted our time and money - we don't have Mac OSX 10.4. This requirement did not show up until we tried to run the application.
2607336
does nothing whatsoever for iOS and with OSX it's a nuisance more than anything else. not worth the time it took to install it.
856831
So far, I'm quite disappointed with this software, for three reasons:
1. Out of the box, the hotkey feature does not work in OS X 10.2.  The trick is to download the 2.01 upgrade and the HotKeys patch.  Now, I'm a computing professional.  My guess is that ma and pa won't think about downloading upgrades as soon as they get home from the store.  ALL commercial software should have an auto-update feature that alerts end users of newer versions.  It's just too simple of a feature to leave out.  The browser grab feature works only with Internet Explorer.  Netscape Navigator or Mozilla fans won't be able to use it.
2. The application's usability is poor.
a. For one, it's obtrusive. Where Apple Sticky Notes is simple and uncluttered (from a user interface standpoint), StickyBrain provides way too many configuration options on their toolbars (they have three toolbars!). Sure, I can click on the desktop to make the entire application hide, but there's just too much presented on the toolbars.  To be effective, only the most critical options should be provided as shortcuts. I'm not even sure if I would use toolbars if I were designing this application. But that's just me...
b. They also don't need as many options for setting look-and-feel. For something that's supposed to simplify my life, it sure does distract me with more decisions on how to decorate my stickies. I can see lots of busy people wasting time monkeying around with their sticky colors and/or textures.
c. Also, if you don't place your toolbars properly, new notes sometimes get created underneath a toolbar. Very annoying.  My suggestions: make the toolbars configurable, like vertical or horizontal orientation and removing buttons you don't need.
3. It doesn't import OS X format Sticky Notes! The documentation blathers something about incompatible file formats, but that's only because they don't know what the Sticky Note file format is. My guess is that they're unwilling to invest in the file conversion technology to make this happen.
Conclusion: One word -- USABILITY.  Chronos needs to tighten up this package for it to provide the seamless, integrated features it advertises on the box.  It's fine for techies that know enough to look for ugprades and tweak the operating system to auto-launch this app.  Novices will be frustrated trying to get it to work.  Once you're set up though, it's a fine upgrade to Sticky Notes.
1671900
Not really, it was supposed to be compatible with my MacBook but it's not. So now it's useless for me.
262202
I hate it because it says MAC but I could not install on my MAC OSX 10.8.5 because it "No longer supports Power PC applications". Thats the error message that comes up when you click on the installer icon. Meaning the software is too old for my newer MAC. What a hassle. Now I get the fun of returning it. I really wanted to use this.
2394974
Old, buggy and past its prime. Running Yosemite now which cured my nearly fatal buggy Maverick installation. Don't you just love updating from the walk through the valley of death?
2982578
Bought Matlab.  This company spends more time/resources making sure you don't steal it (ie allowing you to install it on your own computers hassle-free)...then it does in working the bugs out. It is advertised as working with Os X....GOOD LUCK getting it to run right. This stupid program was so important that I had to run out and buy an Intel iMac..Install that Bootcamp/Windows OS "thing", and install Matlab on the pc side so that I could have stable environment. This P.O.S. is NOT Mac compatible... Sooo...having said that....whatcha think?

Dear Matlab Folks: drop the RETARDED activation scheme which ONLY hurts LEGITIMATE users ( you can find lots of cracked versions in the newsgroups btw) and make this program WORK.
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The advertisement for this scale says it is compatible with Macs, but it is only marginally so. After finding the scale's software (not at the location in the manual, but it will get you there - look at the bottom left of the page) a window appeared on my Mac that faithfully shows what is on the scale itself, but that really isn't helpful. I could just as easily remember the information from the scale itself -- in either case, I would have to enter it manually. The user manual talks exclusively about Windows and Internet Explorer. It also does mention Firefox, but I went to the USPS website with Firefox (not my regular browser now) and the scale was not sensed.

So this scale currently is pretty much useless with Macs. Presumably it's okay with Windows, but I did not test it. I did test the accuracy of the scale and it is good. The scale looks well-constructed and is small and convenient. I'm hoping to find it useful once it supports Macs.

UPDATE 1: Ironically, when I finished writing this review I went back to my desktop and the scale's software, which had been idle, had hung up. I had to use Force Quit to close it. That really doesn't mean much, I suppose, since the software doesn't really do anything.