RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The discussion around a universal charging port continues to cross borders. Following the agreement announced in the European Union, which will make USB-C the charging standard for rechargeable devices, U.S. senators urged to make a similar decision.
Now Brazil would be the next country to join the trend.
Through Anatel, the country's telecommunications regulator, a public consultation has been launched to present a proposal to make USB-C the charging standard for mobile devices in the nation.
What Brazil is now putting on the table is strongly influenced by what has happened in . . .
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