chezm
Trusted Member
If Rogers has LTE in your area there shouldn't be a reason why your iphone wouldn't connect to LTE, but if Rogers is a CDMA network, it won't connect to plain "4G"; like Sprint and Verizon's iPhones won't connect to "4G (WiMAX for sprint). "4G" and "4G LTE" are two different speeds/frequencies.
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In my work area I have LTE and it's all fine, I get LTE 99% of the time. Where I live it's 3G and hspa+[4g]. I have never once got 4g in my home area, neither does my wife on her iPhone 5. My buddies with nokias get 4g frequently.