Rogers has announced its plans to further expand 4G LTE network coverage throughout Canada before the end of 2012. This move is part of a multi-million dollar wireless network investment that it will fulfill throughout the rest of the year. Starting on October 1, Rogers will roll out 4G coverage in the following Canadian cities: Barrie, Cambridge, Kingston, Edmonton, Oakville, Quebec City, Burlington, Kitchener, London, and Waterloo.
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- Rogers further expanding its 4G LTE network coverage is just in time for the arrival of the LTE-enabled Apple iPhone 5.
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With urban areas already up and running, this national rollout aims to cover 60% of Canada’s residents by month’s end.- Matt Cameron, BlackberryCool
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Rogers expanding LTE service to 10 new cities by October 1st
Over the past few weeks we’ve been tipped that Rogers was actively testing LTE, but today they’ve declared 10 more locations will have access to LTE speeds by October 1st.
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Canadian Carrier Rogers Plans to Expand LTE Network to Cover 60% of Population
Starting October 1st they’ll be rolling out new infrastructure in key Canadian cities.