GeekWire Game Night. Photo: Annie Laurie Malarkey

Sometimes, it’s just a little hard to catch our breath around here at the GeekWire HQ. And February was certainly one of those months. A lot of the things we’ve been working on in the past few weeks aren’t quite ready for public consumption, but gosh darn are we excited about the fun things we’ve got in store.

Let’s just say it is going to be a very busy Spring around here.

We’ve been putting a lot of the puzzle pieces in place for what we think will be a full slate of exciting new editorial features, events and special surprises in the coming weeks. Things will get rolling next Wednesday, with the GeekWire Summit & First Anniversary Party.

Folks from 10 different states are flying in for the half-day conference and birthday bash (I can’t believe we are turning one), which features speakers such as angel investor Hadi Partovi, former Microsoft CTO Ray Ozzie and Hulu CTO Richard Tom. If you haven’t already, make sure to get your tickets here.

But, as you know, we’re all about the tech news here at GeekWire. And, as they say, the news never sleeps. (And we don’t much these days either). So, without further ado, here are the most popular stories on GeekWire for the month of February. Check em out, and let us know your favorite.

Google Drive in the wild? Screenshot and possible logo (32 comments, 192 Tweets)

Whole Foods prototype puts Kinect on shopping cart, follows people around store (30 comments, 525 Tweets).

Xbox 360 tops Wii and PS3 for 1st time in yearly global sales (70 comments, 473 Tweets)

How these geeks pulled off one truly amazing light show at CenturyLink Field (3 comments, 199 Tweets)

Hands-on: Microsoft’s Windows 8 shows steady progress in consumer preview (7 comments, 94 Tweets)

Exclusive: Amazon.com buys TeachStreet (51 comments, 191 Tweets)

How Carly screwed up AT&T’s $39B T-Mobile acquisition (22 comments, 41 Tweets)

USA Today’s internal app stats show Amazon’s Kindle Fire trouncing other Android tablets (13 comments, 114 Tweets)

Microsoft woos disgruntled Google users in full-page newspaper ads — here’s the first one (26 comments, 96 Tweets)

Office on the iPad: A litmus test for the modern Microsoft (21 comments, 59 Tweets)

 

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