Correct README for test target creation in Xcode 7

README.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Installation (with CocoaPods)
 
 The first thing you will want to do is set up a test target you will be using for KIF.  You may already have one named *MyApplication*_Tests if you selected to automatically create unit tests.  If you did, you can keep using it if you aren't using it for unit tests.  Otherwise, follow these directions to create a new one.
 
-Select your project in Xcode and click on "Add Target" in the bottom left corner of the editor.  Select iOS -> Other -> Cocoa Touch Unit Testing Bundle.  Give it a product name like "Acceptance Tests", "UI Tests", or something that indicates the intent of your testing process.  You can select "Use Automatic Reference Counting" even if the remainder of your app doesn't, just to make your life easier.
+Select your project in Xcode and click on "Add Target" in the bottom left corner of the editor.  Select iOS -> Test -> iOS Unit Testing Bundle.  Give it a product name like "Acceptance Tests", "UI Tests", or something that indicates the intent of your testing process.
 
 The testing target will add a header and implementation file, likely "Acceptance_Tests.m/h" to match your target name. Delete those.
 
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ Let your project know about KIF by adding the KIF project into a workspace along
 ### Create a Testing Target
 You'll need to create a test target for your app.  You may already have one named *MyApplication*Tests if you selected to automatically create unit tests when you created the project.  If you did, you can keep using it if you aren't using it for unit tests.  Otherwise, follow these directions to create a new one.
 
-Select your project in Xcode and click on "Add Target" in the bottom left corner of the editor.  Select iOS -> Other -> Cocoa Touch  Testing Bundle.  Give it a product name like "Acceptance Tests", "UI Tests", or something that indicates the intent of your testing process.
+Select your project in Xcode and click on "Add Target" in the bottom left corner of the editor.  Select iOS -> Test -> iOS Unit Testing Bundle.  Give it a product name like "Acceptance Tests", "UI Tests", or something that indicates the intent of your testing process.
 
 The testing target will add a header and implementation file, likely "Acceptance_Tests.m/h" to match your target name. Delete those.