Now locate DroidSerif-Regular.ttf, and tap on it. Then pick one of the fonts you've chosen—in my case, I changed it to Roboto, the sans serif font that comes with Android 4.0. (You can get it here).

Google first announced its Roboto font back in 2011 as part of Ice Cream Sandwich after Matias Duarte joined the search giant, becoming the font of choice for the company's apps before going fully ...

Droid is, in fact, the only font that exists on the G1. When a user goes online and surfs the Web, sites materialize in one of three Droid fonts: serif, sans serif or monospace.

And one of the ways Android makes text look good on a screen that small is to use a custom family of fonts including Droid Sans, Droid Sans Mono, and Droid Serif.

Not only was Ron able to deduce the name of the font, but it turns out that Google actually shipped four fonts with keep, all under the moniker Roboto Slab (thin, light, regular, and bold).

fonts Google has released a new Roboto Serif font variant for easier readability The popular font family becomes more customizable than ever By Daniel Sims February 22, 2022, 8:41 AM ...

Sure, it may seem like just another rounded, clean sans serif typeface, but it's really an entire aesthetic that Duarte says has guided the design philosophy of Android 4.0.

Literata, which was officially introduced yesterday on Twitter, is an elegant serif typeface that Google commissioned from type foundry Type-Together in April 2014, designed to replace Droid Serif ...