Welcome to a bonus weekend episode of the Tech Mem Ride Home. I'm Brian McCullough.

This man needs no introduction Mark Germin of Bloomberg,

the reporter who gets Apple Scoops like no other.

Quick catch up on this episode with Mark

about his recent scoops from just this week, but also some Apple analysis in general, including

Apple has apparently spent as much as $3 billion on its original content for its new streaming service, but they have

probably fewer than 10 original shows slash movies locked and loaded.

When it comes to Project Titan, Apple's self-driving car project, Apple still doesn't have any idea

where any of it is headed, and I was skeptical that they had any idea where this was headed

either that we'd actually see an Apple AR headset,

Apple goggles, but Mark thinks we really will, except not until 2021 or 2022.

But first.

How do you make a password that's strong enough so no one will guess it

and it's impossible for you to forget

and do it for a hundred different sites and make

it so everyone in your company can do the same without ever needing to reset them.

Sounds impossible unless you have one password. More than any other product I've ever told

you about I can vouch 1,000% for one password. I can't live without it. One password makes

strong security easy for your people and gives you the visibility you need to take action when you

need to. Any device, any time, one password lets you securely switch between

iPhone, Android, Mac, and PC with convenient features like Autofill for quick sign-ins, all you have to remember is the

one strong account password that protects everything else, your logins, your credit cards,

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