Remove shading from app store icon?

How can I remove the shading from the App store icon?

Not sure if all of that appeared properly, do you mean something like
<UIPrerenderedIcon>false</UIPrerenderedIcon>
And I can put that in the app.xml file anywhere?

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Device : iPad Air 32gb wi-fi model (not cellular data)
OS version : 7.1.1 (up to date)
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Last night I tried to download an app over wi-fi onto my iPad Air, but the app did not install.
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