We use Skype extensively.

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If reaction does not follow, he will probably use them more extensively.

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Charles Yesalis, an epidemiology professor at Pennsylvania State University who has written extensively on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in sport over the past 23 years, believes a "large percentage" of record-holders probably doped their way to the finish line.

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But in recent years, he has lobbied NASA extensively to get the agency to use him for geriatric research, helping to connect the space agency's researchers with scientists eager to see how weightlessness may affect human aging.

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Got Milk? has nearly ubiquitous awareness in the US, been licensed for use on a variety of products, and shared extensively via friendly riffs and parodies.

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The obvious ones are already being discussed extensively online, including how Facebook will make use of even more data, how it will interactive with their facial recognition software, and the lowering of tolerances to sharing everything with a huge online data warehouse.

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If Home is successful, it is conceivable that Facebook, even more than the other companies, will be able to extensively map your social activities to your communications, web browsing, app use and physical activities.

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It's a solid idea, especially when a large number of us already use our smartphones this way, but it isn't very adventurous -- the iPhone won't coordinate extensively with the center stack, unlike smartphone-aware infotainment platforms such as GM's MyLink or Ford Sync.

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