[abandonedaltair]

Hey guys, I was plugging my phone in earlier, and I noticed a little pin-sized hole to the right of the charger hole on my phone....it kinda looks like the reset hole on an old game anyone know what this is for?

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[anthonycr]

That hole is the speaker.

[Zhara]

Stick a pin in and find out

KIDDING! Do NOT do that...lol.

It's your mic.

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[abandonedaltair]

Really small Mic lol, anyway, thanks guys

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[anthonycr]

That hole is the speaker.

I meant mic... don't ask me why I said speaker -_-
I'm too young to be senile.

[vernotzy21]

I meant mic... don't ask me why I said speaker -_-
I'm too young to be senile.

Sure you are

......just kidding Im worse

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[Jason Smith3]

What about the one on the top? My mate had an iphone before and tried to open the sim card tray by putting the pin in there and pressed before he realised his error!!! He's now worried that he's damaged something. Has he?

[notown]

headphone jack

[epidenimus]

As stated above, small (not 3.5mm) holes are typically condensor mics. Some devices have one, some have two. They may be the size of a pin, but inserting one to prove it is generally a bad idea.

[Jason Smith3]

What damage is he likely to have done then epidenimus?

[epidenimus]

What damage is he likely to have done then epidenimus?

Well, what does poking a relatively sizeable hole in a microphone do? It may effect the voice quality on phone calls at the very least.