Need to make your Twitter page stand out from the crowd? What you need is a custom background, friend. Here's how to make one. Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since Windows 95 was looking ...

If you're a Twitter user, you might be looking for ways to create unique, appealing backgrounds. We have found several resources that will help you do just that. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a ...

NEW YORK — Everyone's carefully chosen Twitter background just got replaced with "blinding white." Twitter has removed wallpaper from people's home screens, profile pages and notification tabs on the ...

If you logged into your Twitter account on the web today, you might have noticed something new. If you had previously uploaded a custom wallpaper image or just used one of Twitter's available designs, ...

If you use Twitter from a dedicated client or web application, I do not mind it much, but if you are using from the web, or if you get Twitter's tweet directly from the link, a background image In a ...

Twitter is a lot of things — a virtual billboard, a modern-day paper boy, a megaphone for all those celebrities. It’s also, arguably, the most nuanced social network. Twitter has brought forth new ...

Twitter used to let you put whatever imagery you wanted up as the background on every Twitter page you surfed on. It was glorious. If you made a photo of your boss Matthew Panzarino your background, ...

If you're wondering why the wallpaper on your Twitter timeline has disappeared, you're not alone. Twitter has quietly removed all preset backgrounds and customised wallpapers from profile pages and ...

Twitter offers a number of basic backgrounds, but let’s face it: they’re mostly generic and boring. In order to get noticed for both your tweets and your style, you’ll want to create your own custom ...

Your customised Twitter background just died. Say goodbye to sunlit landscapes, tiled pictures of Harry Styles and pugs in watering cans; from now on when you visit someone's Twitter profile all ...

Twitter has replaced users' customized backgrounds with a bright shade of solid white, triggering an uproar. Users are panning the decision on — where else? — Twitter. Twitter users used to have the ...