[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I don't know about Mr. Glass but I am getting 34 Mbps download or in that area and maybe half or near that same speed upload. Yes, using jbx kernel. That is such an amazing flash that it is an experience not to be missed! Benefits? Yeah, use Trickster to change almost anything you want from making your phone a sleepy battery miser to a raging tiger or anywhere in between. There are schedules, profiles, and lots of things you can change. It is not difficult to flash or anything. I did mine as part of the CM11 install and it really only took an extra 2 or 3 minutes to install, well, more than that really because I was staring in awe at all the options you have at your fingertips. A bit overwhelming for me so I left most of it alone but for battery saver and net speed ipv4 turned on. Even screen color, brightness, gamma, so much you can do, simply amazing.

Back to the question of speed, mine varies but not much, have to use CDMA+LTE/EVDO in mobile settings to get this speed. Be sure to check this again after rebooting, it tends to revert back to global at first then settles on your pick for reboot when you get a good dalvik cache built. I really didn't have the slightest idea of what a "davlik cache" is but it is "The Virtual Machine" of the OS as far as I understand it. Takes too long to load and configure everything at boot time so the device builds this dalvik cache as a snapshot of the running machine and uses it to speed up operation of the device by using already configured setups, updating the cache as necessary. A lot or problems at first can be solved by booting to recovery and wiping the cache and dalvik then rebooting. That is how I got my GPS to work and not having a GPS lock totally freaked me out. But thanks to hakarune for pointing that out with the dalvik and cache wipes. Doing that seems to fix many early bugs on a new system. Should not have to wipe it continuously though.

I like FCC Speed Test to get my speed information. It does great real time testing, is free, and keeps averages, logs, and can show you the data over periods of time like weeks, days, months, etc., and you get a LOT of other info besides just speed. I will do a test and show you now. When my CM11 first ran, it was taking Google forever to put my stuff back. I could see "3G" in the notification bar, remember just learning that 3G is maybe a little better than string and two tin cans, so I speed tested, was horrified to see 1 Mbps, switched my mobile network, then ran the test again and got the super high 34 Mbps I am accustomed to on Verizon. CDMA+LTE/EVDO is incredibly fast, but it does not show the "G" status of your download. Must be 4G because it is fast as a cheetah with lit gasoline on it's tail. :D

I got a few test screens to show you the data in the thumbnails below. The first 3 screencaps were done right now, Friday, January 03, 2014 @ 11:18 PM. There are 3 screens as I scroll down to show how much information a single test can give you. The 4th screen is an average for the week, shorter in size. Wow, the "average download speed" for a week is 41.92 Mbps! Alicia Keyes might say it this way, "This phone is on FIRE............!" Heh heh. :laugh:

All I can tell you is that Verizon is very fast, if you can afford it.

jbx kernel enhancement of ipv4 might be contributing to this amazing speed.

CM11 has so many tweaks and refinements now "built in" that previously we had to either flash or install by apk to achieve. I went looking for things like xframework and surprise, it is now built in. Many things I previously installed to get improvements are now built in. This really is the best version of Android I have ever seen!

The jbx kernel is simply amazing and you can install it anytime you want by flashing from Safe Strap 3.6.5. Just be warned, you will be blown away when that "Aroma" installer fires up for the first time. It is overwhelming with all of the things you can customize or setup. They allow you to go "back" during the process to change your selections during the install to get it the way you want. I don't even know what ¾ of this stuff is but I am learning. It is for sure worth installing if you are going to install CM11. Good luck and Happy New Year!