First off, thanks for the handy tips on apps to Disable on the Droid Maxx xt1080. They certainly help out with the performance and battery life of my phone.
I do have a few more things that I disabled, and didn't know if you wanted to add them to your list, and also trouble with one of the items on your list.
When I disabled TalkBack, I discovered a rather odd problem with the volume controls on my phone. Basically my phone would turn the ring volume and notification volume super low randomly. My previous phone was a Droid RAZR M, rooted with a stock rom I tweaked to the max. I had also disabled/frozen TalkBack on that phone, but with no issues.
My issue on the Droid MAXX xt1080 arose after I received a phone call while on vibrate only mode. When I swapped back to full volume/ringer mode, I noticed the next phone call was rather quiet. I didn't think much of it and turned the ringer volume back up. After this happening several times, I reasoned it was either an app I had installed that day, or some of the apps I had disabled.
After uninstalling apps, re-enabling frozen apps, and rebooting the phone numerous times, I found out the culprit. For some reason TalkBack is integrated in a way that alters your call and notification volumes when disabled. I was able to replicate it on two different DROID MAXX's, mine being preinstalled(from Verizon) with KitKat 4.4 and another which took an upgrade from 4.2.2 to 4.4.
To replicate the problem, disable TalkBack, then change your volume profile with the power button from Ringer(full) to silent. Then back to Ringer. Do that several times, and maybe take a call while on silent or vibrate. I was able to replicate it multiple times. I enabled TalkBack, rebooted the phone, and haven't had the problem since.
So, if you disable TalkBack, it messes with your call and notification volume.
Due to this being your original post, I will not repost the entire list with the additional items I disabled, I am just going to add the extra items below if you want to add them to your list. (Cause I'm nice and all that.
Device Management - version 1.0 (Motorola remote locate and wipe of your device. Meaning you can sign into their website, find your phone, wipe it or possibly ring it. I use Android Device Manager which already comes from Google. Either or, it's your choice.)
Drive - version 1.2.461.14 (Google online storage.)
Google+ - version 4.2.3.56698342 (Google Plus. I hate Facebook, I hate this too.)
Hangouts - version 2.0.128 (Google Hangouts. Instant messenger, video chat.)
IMDb - version 3.2.2.103220310 (Internet Movie Database.com on your phone. No thanks.)
Motorola Checkin - version 1.0 (Not sure yet. Nothing is giving me problems though.
Motorola Connect - version 1.1.4 (Allows you to receive texts and calls via Chrome on your computer, and reply to them. Mmmmmmmdon't care.)
Motorola DriveActivator - version 1.1 (I believe this helps to enable the Car Dock or driving feature of your phone when used with Motorola Assist. Don't need it.)
Motorola ID - version 1.0 (Used in conjunction with Motorola Connect. See above.)
Motorola Skip Setup - version 1.0.39 (When using the NFC service, you can use this service/app to unlock your phone with a NFC tag. Why? Is entering in the password so hard you have to go find a NFC tag to unlock your phone?)
Music Visualization Wallpapers - version 4.4-15 (Live wallpapers, don't use them.)
My Verizon Mobile - version 10.0.441 (If you can live without checking your minutes or data usage all the time, do it. I check mine online, but sometimes this thing is a necessary evil.)
Picasa Uploader - version 1.2.242047 (Not necessarily need to be shut off, I just hate Picasa being on my phone.)
Setup Wizard - version 1.3 (Part of the Setup Wizard when you first turn on your brand new phone. Not needed any more.)
Tags - version 1.1 (Used for or conjunction with the NFC service.)
Updater - version 1.0 (Discovered this from my RAZR M. Motorola uses it to help push Over-The-Air updates to your phone. I have it disabled as I am waiting on root for Android 4.4. Sadly I may be waiting awhile.)
The above was all from my stock Verizon Droid MAXX xt1080 NOT rooted(not yet anyway)
Hope this helps,
The Timmy