the California Democrat updated her Twitter cover banner with an image of her in a tense exchange with the president. Supporters applauded Pelosi's decision to use the photo -- which was earlier ...

Simply choose to edit your profile using the iPad app, touch the "Header" button, and choose your preferred cover image. If you're visiting Twitter using your computer, you can upload your cover ...

Otherwise, you don’t really need it. Twitter profiles now include a header image (also called a cover image) and if used wisely, it can turn a plain and boring Twitter profile into a slick ...

However, far from being upset at the picture, Pelosi posted it as her Twitter banner, and her supporters ... "Thanks for the new cover photo @realDonaldTrump!," tweeted Pelosi's deputy chief ...

For those that follow one of FromSoftware’s Twitter accounts, you will have noticed an Armored Core themed banner appearing. However, it’s unlikely that this means anything pertaining to a new ...

it seems the incoming President’s social media team decided to pilfer an image from a different inauguration altogether for his cover photo. Twitter user Adam Pash pointed out that the banner ...