Google's own announcement was an eloquent introduction to a mighty shot off the MS port bow. The reaction has begun, and we'll be analyzing the impact of Google's first honest premium software service for some time. Here are a few blogs with their take:

• Your Tech Weblog still holds FastMail is superior
• Ars Technica points out Goog's claim they ain't after the MS Enterprise market-- or are they?
• BetaNews quotes Om Malik
• Techdirt reminds us cute error messages don't fly in enterprise
• WebProNews has video so you don't have to read
• TechCrunch has their usual scoop and analysis
• CNET told us all about this yesterday
• Slashdot's comments are, as usual, brilliant and savage
• eWeek trots out the analysts

What do you think? Is Google really getting into Microsoft's enterprise space? Is this phase one of a larger plan? Or will they be content to provide just this until they've chipped away at MS's entrenchment?

As far as marketing goes, good on Google for not calling it Google Office (which is what we're calling it anyway, right?). Google Apps Premier Edition sounds so business-ready.