Use external fonts in android

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AFAIK, Android does not support OpenType. Use a TrueType font instead.

UPDATE: Apparently OpenType is now supported, at least somewhat. It was not supported originally, so you will want to test your font thoroughly on whatever versions of Android your app will support.

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