As part of their expanded roll out of LTE Max, Rogers has reached out to us today and let us know they've now gone ahead and flipped the switch for the service in several areas throughout Manitoba, Quebec and Alberta. As we mentioned previously, customers within Winnipeg, Brandon have been enabled but in addition to those areas, Rogers has also enabled the following:
- Baie-Comeau, QC
- Hull Expansion, QC
- Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC
- Grand Prairie, AB (LTE, not LTE Max)
- Medicine Hat, AB
The service, which offers theoretical network speeds of up to 150 Mbps, has seen plenty of rollout thus far and according to Rogers, will be expanded to 95 markets in total by the end of 2013. Right about now, this is the image I have in my head of Kevin after having had no LTE available for the past little while, let alone LTE Max on his BlackBerry Q10.
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