Software update for CS-10 for Mac OS X 10.6

I see that a software update has been released for the CS-10 internet stick. However, it appears to be for Windows users only.
Is there any intention to release an update to support Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)? I am unable to use the CS-10 after switching to Snow Leopard. It searches for the device for a long time, with the red light flashing, and then gives various error messages (problem with device, SIM etc). The console log shows that it produces repeated error log calls to com.icera.zerocd (every 10 seconds). These messages only appear after the software has been installed from the CS-10 device. Trashing the Nokia Modem app and restarting stops the stream of messages. I assume that the device has stuff from IceraSemi inside.
I hope that someone is looking into this...

Hi Oliver,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
It looks as if Nokia didn't actually write the Nokia Modem app, which appears very similar to the WellPhone product developed by SmartCom (http://www.smartcom.com/WPmac_smartcom.html), and the error messages refer to a icera device, which I assume uses firmware from Icera Semiconductors. But Nokia has integrated them together. Did anyone test this for Mac OS X 10.6? As I only bought the device at the end of August, I am a bit concerned that Nokia consider that it is already obsolete.
I see on your website, that the CS-15 product is shown as compatable with 10.6. Does this imply that is has a different version of the Nokia Modem app (the CS-10 was delivered with version 3.8). If so, where can I get a copy of the Nokia Modem app that will work with the CS-15?
Thanks
Richard

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