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AT&T is making it a bit easier for US customers traveling in Canada to have access to high-speed networks.
The company on Monday announced that it has partnered with Rogers Communications in Canada to offer international LTE roaming to its US-based customers. Under the agreement, AT&T customers with LTE-equipped smartphones — about 42 percent of the company’s postpaid subscribers at last count — will be able to surf the Web on Rogers’ LTE network without needing additional equipment.
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To take advantage of the offer, however, customers will need to choose from one of three of AT&T’s “Data Global Add-On” packages. For 120MB of data, customers will be charged $30 per month, while 300MB will set them back $60 per month. An 800MB plan goes for $120 per month.
AT&T’s Data Global Add-on packages are offered in 150 countries around the world, but this is the company’s first foray into partnering with an international carrier to ensure LTE access.
