An LTE iPhone will exist and you'll be able to use it on whatever network you want since the 5 year exclusivity contract with AT&T will have expired by then. I bet you'll want to use it on Verizon. AT&T will still be milking money out of 3G (they should just stop investing in 3G and plow all of their money into LTE but they won't), T-Mobile will be a joke, and Sprint's WiMax will still be delayed.
Verizon won't waste anytime and will be kicking AT&T's butt in 4 years when the iPhone exclusivity expires and the LTE iPhone comes out to run on Verizon.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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