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How to check which chip your Mac has:
- Open the Apple menu () at the top left
- Select About This Mac
- Inside the "Overview" tab, look for "Processor" or "Chip"
- Check if it says "Intel" or "Apple"
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Streamline communication and get back to the work that really matters
At Carwow we have been using Yac for a good few months now and me and the team are loving it. It really helps us save time. Instead of setting up a meeting for any small thing. We can send a quick voice message.
You know what the stickiness for me is about the simplicity. Sometimes I just do not want to write a long message... Other times I want to jump on a phone call with someone but they can't jump on a call. So I'll just yac it.
The Magic Moment hit me when I had a group chat over iMessage with my co-founder and one other person. iMessage was just such a bad experience, so I brought everybody over to Yac. Everything was transcribed. We could go back 10 seconds without having to re-listen to the whole message.
Talking in circles in another lengthy Zoom meeting keeps you away from all the tasks on your growing to-do list.
Talk is cheap, but with Yac, you can make each word count. Yac encourages thoughtful, quick, and precise interactions.
With Zoom, meeting synchronously is the only option. The entire team is forced to compromise and fit into a restrictive work schedule—even when it’s just not working for them.
Say no to late night meetings and calls at the crack of dawn. Send a clear, concise voice message and let your international colleagues respond on their own schedule.
With Zoom, meeting synchronously is the only option. The entire team is forced to compromise and fit into a restrictive work schedule—even when it’s just not working for them.
Yac’s voice messages don’t disappear, so teams can keep their facts straight and reference the information they need, when they need it.
Zoom: Rigid meeting times at the mercy of scheduling restrictions
Yac: The opportunity to respond on your own schedule
Zoom: Lengthy conversations that draw out the issue
Yac: Quick, direct comments that get straight to the point
Zoom: Meetings at all hours compromise work-life balance
Yac: Contribute to conversations during your working hours—wherever you are!