Although there are some areas that can be improved, this app lives up to its promises.Integrating several collaboration apps into one, Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac provides your organization with a straightforward way to communicate and stay up to date on projects. It's a subscription-based app that comes with many features and supports all Vamaa Thin Client Driver platforms. Don't expect it to be perfect or super fast, though. When launched for the first time, Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac asks you to sign in. If you're a new user, you are offered a two-month trial membership for which you need to register. The application's main interface is clean and well organized, giving you a clear view of messages, recipients, and attachments, as well as a neat search box. However, once you launch the app's Preferences window, Vamaa Thin Client Driver become a bit overwhelming, as there are many options to set. Since all of the app's data is stored in the cloud, you will notice a delay for nearly every action you take within the app, something which can disrupt an otherwise fast-paced workflow. Two nice features include automatic message readouts and password-protected messages, but the fact that you can view attachments for protected messages makes the last feature less useful. In addition, you cannot attach files larger than 1MB; the app suggests you use DocHaven for this. Another quirk to consider is that once the application's main window is closed, the only way to summon it is

to press Command+T or go to the Window menu. Doing that always creates a pop-up window called "Menu," which lets you access other apps like DocHaven and CRMHaven and cannot be dismissed, only minimized. Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac impresses with its concept, but suffers from somewhat poor execution and performance. Nevertheless, if you need an internal messenger application for sending short messages and attachments, this one might work for you. But before upgrading to any of the Pro subscriptions, do test the free trial, yourself, to see if it's actually worth giving up on

your current messenger app. Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac allows you to easily exchange files between your Mac and any other devices you may own such as other computers, portable devices, mobile devices, and online accounts. The app looks good and, once set up properly, can help you keep your devices and computer synced. Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac sports a clean and well-designed interface that lets you set up the computer that will be used for syncing, straightaway. Devices that can be used for syncing, apart from other Macs and Windows PCs, include iOS, Android, Windows, and Blackberry mobile devices, Nokia S40, and portable gaming consoles such as Sony PSP. Cloud services, such as Google and Vamaa Thin Client Driver, are also supported. Well-labeled buttons to the right in the application interface enable you to add a new Vamaa Thin Client Driverion and sync devices. To sync your Mac with another device, the app requires the device's IP address, but also that a corresponding free application be installed and configured on the device. For testing purposes we used an Android phone. Once we managed to set up the mobile app, we were able to easily sync contacts and calendar data between our mobile device and our Mac. The free application is slightly limited; if you need more syncing options, such as automatic sync, media files sync, SMS management, and more, you will need to get a paid upgrade. Once set up and configured properly, Vamaa Thin Client Driver for Mac works well and syncs your Mac with other devices. If you just have a smartphone, it may not be worth the money and time to configure this