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iOS Unit Testing by Example - Update how to deselecting the Connect Hardware Keyboard (page 172)
In the print version of this book, page 172, 4th paragraph, to deselect Connect Hardware Keyboard:
I/O → Keyboard → Connect Hardware Keyboard
or using this shortcut:
⇧ + ⌘ + K
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