And for the record, Rogers has stated when they refer to "4G" they will be referring to LTE only. They are not going to be getting caught up in the false marketing that Telus, Bell, AT&T & T-Mobile have been doing. IMO, I don't see a problem calling 42.2Mbps "4G" but obviously it is completely wrong for them to rebrand 21.1Mbps 4G. Since 42.2Mbps is double the current HSPA+ speeds, and almost 12 times faster than the first 3G GSM service released in 2006 (3.6Mbps) then it's odd not call it 4G really. Logically, if 3.6Mbps is 3G and 7.2Mbps is 3.5G, then 21Mbps would have to be beyond 4G and 80Mbps LTE (or higher) would have to be like 10G lol. If I remember though, the definition of a generation change is if the latest generation is at LEAST 2x faster than the previous one.