UtahPhone

Utah Phone is a telecommunications company providing wireless and internet services to customers in the state of Utah. The company is a subsidiary of the Pittsburgh-based company, Embarq, which was later acquired by AT&T.

Utah Phone operates under the brand name of AT&T Mobility within the state, offering wireless voice and data services to residential and business customers. The services include text messaging, mobile phone plans, and data plans with varying speeds and limits.

Utah Phone was established in the 1940s, providing long-distance and local telephone services to the state. Over the years, the company has undergone several rebranding efforts and mergers. In 2011, AT&T acquired Embarq, including its subsidiary Utah Phone, bringing the company under its umbrella.

Utah Phone continues to operate as a regional entity of AT&T, maintaining its Utah-based services and infrastructure. While the company no longer offers local services under its original brand name, it provides a range of wireless services to customers across the state.

Utah Phone's services can be purchased through AT&T's website, retail stores, and authorized resellers. Customers can choose from various plans, including individual and family plans, as well as add-ons for features like international roaming, additional data, and premium features.

Utah Phone's network covers a significant portion of the state, including both urban and rural areas. However, service availability and quality may vary depending on location and terrain.