A new trademark filing by Google has been discovered, just in time to get tongues wagging before the weekend. According to the report, Google has trademarked the term “Speedbook” under computer hardware, so speculation is that it could refer to an upcoming tablet or netbook powered by Google’s upcoming Chrome OS. No actual details on what the Speedbook might be have been mentioned just yet, so until Google decides to tell us what it is, we can only guess and dream.
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