[Homo Erectus]

any time frame

[Bender]

They already have it. It is on channel 140 if you are in Ontario, G4techTV

[habs_fan]

I think he ment 4G
For cell phones

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[Bender]

Yeah I figured that, but just in case, I thought I'd fill him in.

[_StephenBB81]

They already have it. It is on channel 140 if you are in Ontario, G4techTV

LOL!


as for 4G Rogers is already giving speeds that tMobile is Calling 4G, I don't expect to see us Roll out the next gen of towers until 2012, Rogers is doing a lot in 2011 to bring it's 3G to more people in Canada, and partnering with the small teleco's that used to Partner with Bell

[habs_fan]

LOL!


as for 4G Rogers is already giving speeds that tMobile is Calling 4G, I don't expect to see us Roll out the next gen of towers until 2012, Rogers is doing a lot in 2011 to bring it's 3G to more people in Canada, and partnering with the small teleco's that used to Partner with Bell

Nice, good for rogers to finally work on the network and not just "TALK" about it

[_StephenBB81]

Nice, good for rogers to finally work on the network and not just "TALK" about it

They've done a lot actually

Rogers Sold all their customers to TbayTel in the 807 Area code, and have partnered with TbayTel to bring 3G to the 807 Area. they are spending money in Manitoba to increase their coverage as well, to expand beyond Winnipeg and highway 1

[Kevbodian]

I love the whole "4G" thing. It's really a confusing topic as there is no 4G at all.

GSM/GPRS/EDGE 2-2.5G
UMTS/HSPA (HSDPA/HSUPA) 3-3.5G
LTE/WIMAX = Pre-4G....

Unfortunately, everybody markets things as 3G, 4G etc...

[lushpupp]

LOL!


as for 4G Rogers is already giving speeds that tMobile is Calling 4G, I don't expect to see us Roll out the next gen of towers until 2012, Rogers is doing a lot in 2011 to bring it's 3G to more people in Canada, and partnering with the small teleco's that used to Partner with Bell

They are going to start rolling it out this year.

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