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 Be sure to replace `YourAppName` with your project name.
 
 ### Additional reference
-For additional reference check out the [Reference in Cocoadocs website](http://cocoadocs.org/docsets/Spark-SDK/) for full coverage of `SparkDevice` and `SparkCloud` functions and member variables. In addition you can consult the javadoc style comments in `SparkCloud.h` and `SparkDevice.h` for each public method. If Particle iOS Cloud SDK is integrated in your XCode project you should be able to press `Esc` to get an auto-complete hints for each cloud and device method.
+For additional reference check out the [Reference in Cocoadocs website](http://cocoadocs.org/docsets/Spark-SDK/) for full coverage of `SparkDevice` and `SparkCloud` functions and member variables. In addition you can consult the javadoc style comments in `SparkCloud.h` and `SparkDevice.h` for each public method. If Particle iOS Cloud SDK is integrated in your Xcode project you should be able to press `Esc` to get an auto-complete hints for each cloud and device method.
 
 ## Installation
 
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 pod "Spark-SDK"
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-and then run `pod update`. A new `.xcworkspace` file will be created for you to open by Cocoapods, open that file workspace file in XCode and you can start interacting with Particle cloud and devices by
+and then run `pod update`. A new `.xcworkspace` file will be created for you to open by Cocoapods, open that file workspace file in Xcode and you can start interacting with Particle cloud and devices by
 adding `#import "Spark-SDK.h"`. (that is not required for swift projects)
 
 ## Communication