magpie3d

Have you ever burnt your hand or had an electric shock? Did you do the exact same thing again?

The old Pro didn't meet some new EU eco rules. As Apple are building something new to replace the Pro this year, I guess that it didn't make sense to update the old one to meet the new rules for a period of a few months.

It would depend on how 'raw' the wireframes are. If they are early prototypes that don't necessarily represent the finished artwork, then the simplest digital form for you to produce would probably do the job. Producing a clickable prototype would be extra effort on your part, and probably not neccessary for most developers (if you're pitching to a client, that may be a different story). Anything that gets the main functionality down in a form that represents the look that you want to achieve should be fine for most devs. When it comes to finished artwork, I tend to like PSD files, with any effect layers merged down, so it's easy to slice it up and produce the final files for output.

Effective means to get people to add detail to their questions?