Rogers to Launch LTE Network in Toronto on September 28th

Rogers today announced they will launch their LTE network in Toronto on September 28th. LTE is the next-generation wireless network that has already launched in Ottawa this July. Incredible mobile speeds are coming our way with LTE:

Later this year, Rogers will offer an LTE device that will be capable of maximum theoretical download speeds of up to 100 Mbps on the Rogers LTE network.

Is Rogers trying to tell us something, but they can’t? The first thing that comes to mind is an LTE-capable iPhone 5. A previous rumour linked Telus to launch the iPhone 5 on October 1st.

However, it most likely is referring to an upcoming Rocketstick, possibly manufactured by Huawei, due to launch in November, according to our sources.

Other upcoming LTE devices include:

…the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE smartphone; the LTE Rocket mobile hotspot (Sierra Wireless AirCard 754S); Rogers LTE Rocket stick (now available in Ottawa); an LTE tablet from a leading manufacturer; and the previously announced HTC smartphone.

Who’s excited for LTE in Toronto?

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Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

The first thing that comes to my mind Gary is how much extra is Robbers gonna charge its customers for LTE!?

Ex
Ex
Reply to  Anonymous
14 years ago

“LTE data plans”….just watch.

Ex
Ex
Reply to  Anonymous
14 years ago

“LTE data plans”….just watch.

Gary
Reply to  Ex
14 years ago

Can’t wait to watch HD on the go, and have my battery last 35 minutes!

Senators24
Reply to  Gary
14 years ago

pfffft, at least 40 minutes.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Senators24
14 years ago

Pshhh… I’m guessing its around the same runtime. Its probably more efficient then 3G.

swerve99
swerve99
Reply to  Anonymous
14 years ago

The battery life on 4G devices is just awful. It has been a big problem with LTE devices that have rolled out in the US. Rogers also charges more for LTE data use than 3G use.

Senators24
Reply to  Gary
14 years ago

pfffft, at least 40 minutes.

Senators24
Reply to  Gary
14 years ago

pfffft, at least 40 minutes.

Gary
Reply to  Anonymous
14 years ago

Not going to think about that right now! One thing at a time 😉

Gary
Reply to  Anonymous
14 years ago

Not going to think about that right now! One thing at a time 😉

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

The first thing that comes to my mind Gary is how much extra is Robbers gonna charge its customers for LTE!?

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

The first thing that comes to my mind Gary is how much extra is Robbers gonna charge its customers for LTE!?

Dater
Dater
14 years ago

Did Rogers charge more for when the edge network switched to 3g??

Dater
Dater
14 years ago

Did Rogers charge more for when the edge network switched to 3g??

Dater
Dater
14 years ago

Did Rogers charge more for when the edge network switched to 3g??

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

Watch how fast your bill skyrockets with LTE. 

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 years ago

Watch how fast your bill skyrockets with LTE. 

ThatGuy
ThatGuy
14 years ago

I am but I’m scared battery consumption is gonna suck compared to 3G. Doesn’t matter though I’m keeping my iPhone till they come out with an iPhone with LTE support (I don’t think it will be the 5/4S).

ThatGuy
ThatGuy
14 years ago

I am but I’m scared battery consumption is gonna suck compared to 3G. Doesn’t matter though I’m keeping my iPhone till they come out with an iPhone with LTE support (I don’t think it will be the 5/4S).

Troy Donaldson
Troy Donaldson
14 years ago

Rogers already has LTE data plans in Ottawa, and yes, they’re more expensive than 3G.

Troy Donaldson
Troy Donaldson
14 years ago

Rogers already has LTE data plans in Ottawa, and yes, they’re more expensive than 3G.

Musumekiller
Musumekiller
14 years ago

Normal plan is already posted on Rogers.com

starting at 45 dollar for 1.5gb

http://www.rogerslte.com/new-lte-devices

Musumekiller
Musumekiller
14 years ago

Normal plan is already posted on Rogers.com

starting at 45 dollar for 1.5gb

http://www.rogerslte.com/new-lte-devices

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