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How outdated regulations are hindering smartphone battery development in Europe and the US
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How outdated regulations are hindering smartphone battery development in Europe and the US
In China, 7,000 mAh batteries are expected to become the norm in smartphones by 2026. Every decent flagship there has already at least surpassed the 6,000 mAh mark. In Europe and the US, however, significantly reduced battery sizes are causing puzzlement among customers. Outdated regulations are to blame, as an insider has now demonstrated using a US example.
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