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Go to the 'security' application. Click data usage and then restrict. Your apps have been removed from the list allowed to use data.

Go to the "Security" application. Then click "data usage" and then "restrict". Click the red X for every app you want to enable. Xiaomi's recent update disabled data for all new apps.

Install an application like Elixir 2 and see what is running. Use 'top' to see what is hammering the CPU.

Google Translate only translates from Chinese when using characters. :)

Some supplier's middle manager substituted noxious materials instead of the good materials the client paid for and pocketed the difference. Happens in China all the time.

I don't use a screen protector at all, and after 6 months my Hongmi is just fine.

I'd advise TouchPal keyboard. Works great on my Hongmi.

Xiaomi stole code from Android (GPL), modified it, and then refused to release the changes as the GPL requires. So, XDA hates Xiaomi. That's why this website exists otherwise we'd all be on an XDA sub-forum instead.

Google services aren't installed by default. Install them with Market.

I got nothing. Anyone know how to find this Security app?

I don't have any icon called Security. All I have are Passwords and Permissions. There's Security in Settings, but nothing about data usage.

Sounds like a hardware problem, you need warranty repair.

Is there any way to reset one by one? I have a lot and don't want to re-do every single one, just the camera.

The codecs are probably your problem. I have a stock phone that works fine and records video and sound with no problems.

I just updated to JHACNAH3.0 last week. Already a new version?

Do they make an English changelog?

Yes, I went in to the shop with my phone. The tech there toggled the data setting on and it worked with edge. I did the exact same thing the day before and got nothing! I tried several times during the day, toggling data on and off, rebooting the phone, trying the SIM card in different slots...

Friendswood, Texas, 77546. It's a modern, affluent area that would have the latest technology, but who knows. From here: T-Mobile's UMTS network operates in Band IV, which uses 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies. Specifically, T-Mobile uses the 1700 MHz frequency to send information to cell...

I tried both SIM slots, neither worked. I have no idea which frequency T-Mobile uses. I'm just reporting to hopefully save someone else the trouble.

You don't say where "home" is, but I can tell you that Hongmi's China Mobile version doesn't work with USA-'s T-Mobile data service at all.