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Mobile Phone Mobile Phone Type Approval S No Type of Equipement Model Number Name of Company/Establishment Manufacturer Date Certificate No 1 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 3360 Chimera Pvt. Ltd. 9.220/2000 Nokia 2000 2 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 5125 Pakcom (Instaphone) 9.496/2002 Nokia 2002 3 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 6150 Pakcom (Instaphone) 9.506/2002 Nokia 2002 4 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 6210 Synectiv Telecom 9.478/2002 Nokia 2002 5 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 7110 Synectiv Telecom 9.478/2002 Nokia 2002 6 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 9110 Chimera Pvt. Ltd 9.435/2001 Nokia 2001 7 GSM Mobile Phone Motorola V-60 Orient Color Labs(Pvt) Ltd. 9.486/2002 Motorola 2002 8 GSM Mobile Phone Motorola 3788e Motorola Motorola 9 GSM Mobile Phone Motorola V-66 Orient Color Labs(Pvt) Ltd. 9.487/2002 Motorola 2002 10 GSM Mobile Phone Motorola T-191 Orient Color Labs(Pvt) Ltd. 9.488/2002 Motorola 2002 11 GSM Mobile Phone Timeport L7089 Motorola Motorola 12 GSM Mobile Phone Talkabout-180 Motorola Motorola 13 GSM Mobile Phone Philips BT Cell net Mobilink Philips BT 14 GSM Mobile Phone A 26185 Ericsson 9.438/2001 Ericsson 2001 15 GSM Mobile Phone SGH 2400 Samsung Samsung 16 GSM Mobile Phone SGH 800 Samsung Samsung 17 GSM Mobile Phone SGHA 100 Samsung Samsung 18 GSM Mobile Phone Siemens S 35 i Siemens Pakistan Engg. Co.Ltd. 9.481/2002 Siemens 2002 19 GSM Mobile Phone A1018s Ericsson 9.273/2000 Ericsson 2000 20 GSM Mobile Phone Panasonic GD95 Panasonic Panasonic 21 GSM Mobile Phone LG 600 New Allied Electronics Industries (Pvt) Ltd. 9.494/2002 LG 2002 22 GSM Mobile Phone Sony CMD J5 Sony (Pvt ) Ltd. 9.422/2001 Sony 2001 23 GSM Mobile Phone CMD Z-5 Sony (Pvt ) Ltd. Sony 24 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 5510 Nokia Nokia 25 GSM Mobile Phone Siemens C 45 Siemens Siemens 26 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia-8265 Nokia Nokia 27 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia-6310 Nokia Nokia 28 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia-6120 Nokia Nokia 29 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia-6510 Nokia Nokia 30 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia-5210 Nokia Nokia 31 GSM Mobile Phone SGHA-200 Samsung Samsung 32 GSM Mobile Phone C340 Motorola Motorola 33 GSM Mobile Phone HS-CP106 (CDMA) HiSense HiSense 34 GSM Mobile Phone N160(CDMA) ZTE ZTE 35 GSM Mobile Phone 5110 Nokia Nokia 36 GSM Mobile Phone T732 Motorola Motorola 37 GSM Mobile Phone 1720 (CDMA) Motorola Motorola 38 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend Y 511-U30 Air Link Communication 9.998/2014 Huawei 05-Mar-14 39 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei G-610-U20 Air Link Communication 9.998/2014 Huawei 05-Mar-14 40 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend G-700-U10 Air Link Communication 9.999/2014 Huawei 05-Mar-14 41 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend Y220-U10 Air Link Communication 9.997/2014 Huawei 05-Mar-14 42 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend P-6-U06 Air Link Communication 9.1000/2014 Huawei 05-Mar-14 43 GSM Mobile Phone UF3010 M Pvr Ltd 9.1000/2014 Emitac Mobile Solution LLC 06-Mar-14 44 GSM Mobile Phone Y320-U30 Air Link Communication 9.1007/2014 Huawei 06-Mar-14 45 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend Y300-0100 Air Link Communication 9.1006/2014 Huawei 06-Mar-14 46 GSM Mobile Phone SM-G900 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.5/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 47 GSM Mobile Phone GT-E1207T Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.1/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 48 GSM Mobile Phone GT-I9300 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.17/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 Type Approval S No Type of Equipement Model Number Name of Company/Establishment Manufacturer Date Certificate No 49 GSM Mobile Phone GT-S7262 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.15/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 50 GSM Mobile Phone GT-E1282 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.2/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 51 GSM Mobile Phone SM-N750 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.4/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 52 GSM Mobile Phone GT-I8262 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.9/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 53 GSM Mobile Phone SM-G7102 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.10/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 54 GSM Mobile Phone GT-E1205 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.7/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 55 GSM Mobile Phone GT-C3592 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.10/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 56 GSM Mobile Phone GT-S7272 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.6/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 57 GSM Mobile Phone GT-S5282 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.12/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 58 GSM Mobile Phone GT-I9500 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.13/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 59 GSM Mobile Phone GT-S7582 Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.3/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 60 GSM Mobile Phone GT-I90602/DS Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.16/2014 Samsung 07-Mar-14 61 GSM Mobile Phone A 1387 Apple South Asia Pte. Ltd. 9.1003/2014 Apple 10-Mar-14 62 GSM Mobile Phone SM-N900T Samsung EC Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.3/2014 Samsung 12-Mar-14 63 GSM Mobile Phone Ascend P6-U06 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.23/2014 Huawei 17-Mar-14 64 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Y530-U00 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.21/2014 Huawei 17-Mar-14 65 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei Ascend Y320-U30 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.10071/2014 Huawei 17-Mar-14 66 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei G510-0200 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.451/2014 Huawei 17-Mar-14 67 GSM Mobile Phone GFIVE A2 Hina Enterprises 9.24/2014 GFIVE 17-Mar-14 68 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia M944 Nokia 108 Advance Telecom 9.48/2014 Nokia 18-Mar-14 69 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 230 RM986 Advance Telecom 9.50/2014 Nokia 18-Mar-14 70 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia RM 969 Nokia 220 Advance Telecom 9.49/2014 Nokia 18-Mar-14 71 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei G730-U10 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.46/2014 Huawei 18-Mar-14 72 GSM Mobile Phone Y511-U30 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.51/2014 Huawei 18-Mar-14 73 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 1520/RM937 Advance Telecom 9.56/2014 Nokia 19-Mar-14 74 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 502/RM921 Advance Telecom 9.54/2014 Nokia 19-Mar-14 75 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia Lumia 625/RM941 Advance Telecom 9.53/2014 Nokia 19-Mar-14 76 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei G610-U20 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.52/2014 Huawei 20-Mar-14 77 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia RM962/106.1 I2 Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.60/2014 Nokia 20-Mar-14 78 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 110/RM827 Advance Telecom 9.57/2014 Nokia 20-Mar-14 79 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia RM980 Advance Telecom 9.59/2014 Nokia 20-Mar-14 80 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 105/RM908 Advance Telecom 9.58/2014 Nokia 20-Mar-14 81 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia RM961/107 I2 Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.61/2014 Nokia 20-Mar-14 82 GSM Mobile Phone Huawei G700-U10 Huawei Technologies Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.46/2014 Huawei 20-Mar-14 83 GSM Mobile Phone A1332 Apple South Asia Pte. Ltd. 9.47/2014 Apple 21-Mar-14 84 GSM Mobile Phone GFIVE L228 Hina Enterprises 9.25/2014 GFIVE 24-Mar-14 85 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia Lumia 520(RM914) Nokia Pakistan Mobiles (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.63/2013 Nokia 24-Mar-14 86 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 1320(RM994) Nokia Pakistan Mobiles (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.67/2013 Nokia 24-Mar-14 87 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 500(RM934) Nokia Pakistan Mobiles (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.62/2013 Nokia 24-Mar-14 88 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 206(RM872) Nokia Pakistan Mobiles (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.64/2013 Nokia 24-Mar-14 89 GSM Mobile Phone Nokia 515 (RM952) Nokia Pakistan Mobiles (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.64/2013 Nokia 24-Mar-14 90 GSM Mobile Phone G9 Hina Enterprises 9.71/2013 Gfive 24-Mar-14 91 GSM Mobile Phone GFIVE L228 Hina Enterprises 9.25/2013 Gfive 24-Mar-14 92 GSM Mobile Phone A110 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.197/2014 Q Mobile 25-Mar-14 93 GSM Mobile Phone V4 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.42/2014 Q Mobile 25-Mar-14 94 GSM Mobile Phone i5 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.198/2014 Q Mobile 25-Mar-14 95 GSM Mobile Phone M650 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.90/2014 Q Mobile 26-Mar-14 96 GSM Mobile Phone A900 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.89/2014 Q Mobile 26-Mar-14 97 GSM Mobile Phone E16 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.88/2014 Q Mobile 26-Mar-14 Type Approval S No Type of Equipement Model Number Name of Company/Establishment Manufacturer Date Certificate No 98 GSM Mobile Phone M650 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.89/2014 Q Mobile 26-Mar-14 99 GSM Mobile Phone E890 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.31/2014 Q Mobile 01-Apr-14 100 GSM Mobile Phone E85 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.40/2014 Q Mobile 02-Apr-14 101 GSM Mobile Phone E50 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.39/2014 Q Mobile 02-Apr-14 102 GSM Mobile Phone E20 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd. 9.41/2014 Q Mobile 03-Apr-14 103 GSM Mobile Phone GFIVE L228 Royal Impex 9.109/2014 GFIVE 4 April,2014 104 GSM Mobile Phone GFIVE A2 Royal Impex 9.108/2014 GFIVE 4 April,2014 105 GSM Mobile Phone G115 Digicom Trading (Pvt.) Ltd.
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