So it seems typical enough, the Galaxy S3 says a pair of headphones is in when it's not. This means both the speaker and the receiver won't play audio without an app like SoundAbout to force them on. Maybe this means it needs another go around in a container of rice or a blast of compressed air which I don't have at the moment.
What's strange though is that upon restarting the phone sound comes from the speakers meaning (and tell me if I'm wrong here) if there was moisture shorting the headphone jack it should automatically recognize it as the headphones being in. I didn't factory reset yet but I'm wondering if there's any chance this is a software issue rather than a hardware one.
Thanks!
What's strange though is that upon restarting the phone sound comes from the speakers meaning (and tell me if I'm wrong here) if there was moisture shorting the headphone jack it should automatically recognize it as the headphones being in. I didn't factory reset yet but I'm wondering if there's any chance this is a software issue rather than a hardware one.
Thanks!