Unefón - Wikipedia

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Unefon

Company type	Subsidiary
Industry	Telecommunications
Founded	1998;26 years ago(1998)
Headquarters	Mexico City,Mexico
Services	Wireless communications
Parent	AT&T Mexico
Website	www.unefon.com.mx

Unefonis a Mexican mobile telecommunications brand used byAT&T Mexico,a subsidiary ofAT&T Inc.,used for prepaid products. The company was partially owned byGrupo Salinasand Mexican media groupTelevisa,and its network wasCDMAonly, using noanalogbase stations.

Starting 2010, Unefon started to useGSMtechnology and started sharing Iusacell stations and network.

v t e Mexican mobile network operators
National	Telcel(América Móvil) Movistar(Telefónica) AT&T Mexico(AT&T) ALTÁN Redes - Red Compartida(wholesaler network)
MVNOs (virtual)	Unefon(AT&Tsubsidiary) Virgin Mobile Mexico Weex Simplii FreedomPop Maz Tiempo QboCel Chedraui Móvil Axtel Elektra Soriana Móvil
Defunct	Movil@ccess Pegaso PCS Cedetel/Bajacel/Norcel/Movitel (Motorola) Megacel Iusacell Nextel Mexico Tuenti

AT&T

Board of
directors

Current	William E. Kennard(Chairman) Scott T. Ford Glenn H. Hutchins Stephen J. Luczo Marissa A. Mayer Michael B. McCallister Beth E. Mooney Matthew K. Rose John Stankey(CEO) Cynthia B. Taylor Luis A. Ubiñas
Former	Samuel A. Di Piazza, Jr. Richard W. Fisher Joyce M. Roche Randall L. Stephenson Laura D'Andrea Tyson Geoffrey Y. Yang

Communications

Latin America

AT&T Mexico
- Unefón
- Sky México(41.3%)

Buildings and
facilities

Current	Whitacre Tower AT&T Building (Detroit) AT&T Building (Indianapolis) AT&T Building (Kingman, Arizona) AT&T Building (Nashville) AT&T Building (San Diego) AT&T Center (Los Angeles) AT&T Center (Milwaukee) AT&T Center (St. Louis) AT&T City Center AT&T Huron Road Building AT&T Lenox Park Campus AT&T Long Lines Building AT&T Switching Center (Manhattan) AT&T Switching Center (Los Angeles) Asia-America Gateway Detroit–Columbia Central Office Building Europe India Gateway Project Offices Room 641A TAT-14
Former	AT&T Building (Omaha) AT&T Midtown Center AT&T Corporate Center AT&T Long Distance Building AT&T Building (Davenport, Iowa) AT&T Building (Denmark, South Carolina) ATT Chesterfield AT&T at the Movies Bell Labs Bell Labs Holmdel Complex 195 Broadway 550 Madison Avenue 611 Place 901 Marquette Barclay–Vesey Building Michigan Bell and Western Electric Warehouse TIAA Bank Center Telstar 302 TAT-1 TAT-7 TAT-8 TAT-9
Other	Naming rights and sponsorships Venues Sponsorships

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