Review Juno started out as one of the first free e-mail services. Recently, Juno began offering paid Internet access, followed by free service. Juno is meant to be easy for Net Newbies to use and setup.
Users simply click on the tab to use e-mail or the web.
Juno also offers free webspace in cooperation with Homestead, which is an excellent service for webspace newbies. I found Juno's setup to be extremely easy, though time- consuming. Juno responds to incorrect or missing form entries by circling the errant field, and showing a colored help bubble with more complete instructions. For users who know their way around installing software, Juno is probably not for them. The free version of Juno offers fewer access numbers than most of the other services, so you're less likely to find a local number.