Microsoft opens a digital coffee shop where customers can play with tablets and mobile phones.

The elaborate decoration and screen of large glass windows. There are really a lot of screens. Smartphone flat screen TV. This is Microsoft's "digital coffee shop". Microsoft's idea is part of another comprehensive plan to reshape its image and restore its status as a technology leader. The site has an open area similar to the Apple Store, but the goods are not for sale. The venue is equipped with chairs, tables and sofas and provides you with a variety of Windows electronic devices.

This is a coffee shop in central Berlin, where you can connect to the Internet to experience Microsoft tablets, X-Box or Windows phones, or have a drink in this quiet and comfortable atmosphere. The digital coffee shop officially opened two weeks ago, and the coffee shop in the German capital is only part of its project.

The top floor of the downtown building on Unter den Linden Avenue, not far from the Brandenburg Gate, also belongs to Microsoft, where the company hopes to set up a new central office space for Microsoft Europe. At the same time, the conference hall is also the key point of the project, as the accelerator of the company's headquarters, this carefully considered office center aims to promote scientific and technological innovation.

Microsoft, which launched a new smartphone and tablet Lumia 2520 in October after buying Nokia in September, is now committed to winning more market share. In terms of operating system, sales of Windows phones are slightly lower than those of Android and closer to iOS, currently ranking third in smartphone sales, but rising sharply.

The latest operating system, Windows 8, is designed for touchscreen devices, bringing consumers a better experience and different enjoyment. This Microsoft Cafe seems to be a great place to experience the new system. Microsoft hopes to regain the market it lost before.