After 1.1.2 external speaker volume is barely audible?

After I updated my iPhone to 1.1.2 the external speaker is barely audible (ie ringer, keypad clicks, etc) I've checked all settings and the silent switch? Unfortunately I left for vacation and can't try a complete restore. I've have reset the phone also.
Anyone else having this issue?

the same thing happened to me where the only way people could hear me was having the speaker on, what i did was plug it in to your dock and insert the ear phones, and make a call all while in the dock after the call is complete make a call with the ear phones out of the phone and thake the phone out of the dock, it worked for me after that and everything is fine now.
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