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Rich-Style Formatting of an Android TextView (Saturday, August 28, 2010) - Even a developer-friendly mobile platform like Android can have a developer feeling a little lost when trying to perform simple tasks when you're unfamiliar with the platform. One of these simple, however poorly documented, tasks is rich-style text formatting within a TextView. SpannableString While it's possible to set a TextView's text property to a simple