I need an adapter for LG Touch phone

SOURCE: Blackberry 8800 headphones aren't working

The 8800 does not support the stereo function on headphones.
Here is the ATT thread: http://forums.wireless.att.com/cng/board/message?board.id=rim&thread.id=22479

SOURCE: cell phone LG chocolate 3 got wet and after dry microphone doesn't work well

there is nothing to do, get a new phone

SOURCE: Hp Dv6000, problems recording with built in microphones

For Vista:
1) go to Start > Control Panel > Sound
2) click the recording tab
3) Right click the device that is not the new one you bought.
4) choose Disable

For XP:
1) Right click My Computer or go to Start > Control Panel > System
2) On the system window click the hardware tab
3) Click the Device Manager button
4) Scroll down to the Sound, video and game controllers.
5) Look for any device that is not your new mic as well as your sound card.
6) Right click and disable anything that are not the mentioned above.
7) Exit and test.

If you have XP and the XP Method above doesnt work then please make a comment stating so so I can give you another solution.

SOURCE: Headset has static

Perform a reset on the headset.  Hold down the mute button (the dial on the back of the headset needs to be pushed straight in), and at the same time hold down the call answer button until you see the green light on the headset blink a few times.  Release both the mute button and the call answer button.  See if it works now.  If it doesn't, try a re-subscription (should be available in the manual).

SOURCE: Headphones w/ built-in microphone. Can both work with one jack?

the simple answer is No. The long answer is your laptop/computers headphone output and mic input are completely separate on the sound card. Meaning there are no tie to the audio in on the heaphone lines, and vise versa on the mic/line in. Sorry to disappoint.