Hi all-
David here from Jawbone. I'm seeing a few different issues, and will try to respond to them all:
1) Peppo - on the Jambox getting recognized, looks like you figured out you need to switch off the Jambox. It should be pretty simple (just lower the toggle switch on the side to its bottom-most position). The user interface should be very similar after you get the update. The new features (e.g. silent power-on and power-off) dont' replace the original UI. If you need additional help or something else is happening let me know and we can follow up separately.
2) On getting your device to work with Skype Bluetooth: I've suggested this on a few other threads, but I'd always start by making sure your phone or other paired devices are not stealing away the Jawbone's connection. You can do this by turning off Bluetooth temporarily on those devices.
If that doesn't remedy your problem, I'd recommend re-pairing your Jawbone with your Mac [Go to Mac's Bluetooth 'Open Bluetooth Preferences' menu and remove your Jawbone device from the list (hit the minus sign button). Then put your device in pairing mode (switch off, hold down the talk button, switch on, then release the talk button after 2 seconds). Then add your device (click the plus sign button) and follow directions. You may need to select 'Use as Audio Device' from your Bluetooth menu.]
Before you attempt to use Skype, test to make sure your device is indeed connected properly. E.g. play some audio through your device by pressing the volume button's on your Mac's keyboard. If you hear the blip sounds through your Jawbone, you know the issue is Skype not routing the audio properly.
You can troubleshoot this by making sure you've selected your Jawbone as your desired Input and Output device within Skype's audio preferences. Sometimes the Skype app won't automatically choose your default audio devices.
3) To the person who was trying to use MyTALK with the non-Intel based Mac: sorry, we're not supporting these devices at this time.
