Android 4.0 added the ability to easily disable most applications that come standard on our Android device without being root, provided they are not essential to the proper functioning of the terminal. To disable an application just we have to see the information for that application (Settings> Applications> All) and disable it. The system does not erase it from the internal memory but will remove the application launcher and stop running in the background if he did. It's like uninstall but leaving a copy in memory if you later want to reenable it for reuse.
Uninstall system applications on Android
If you have a device with a prior version Ice Cream Sanwich or simply want to uninstall an application completely factory and we need to have a rooted device. We need to remove the application from the / system / apps folder from a file browser or application that can access the system folder. Then we see how some applications are deleted from:
The known ES File Explorer File Explorer allows us to remove applications system from the "Root Explorer" found in the side menu. By accessing this option and we will have several options to choose "Uninstall system app". When we see the list of applications only we have to press for a couple of seconds on the implementation do not want and when it is checked uninstall give. It is always recommended to make a backup in case you accidentally remove a system application.