Google SVP of social Vic Gundotra said Google Apps support was coming "imminently" during a Q&A at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco. Gundotra made it clear that "imminently" meant within the next few days.
The reason Google didn't launch Google Apps support during the original release of Google+ was because the company thought "it would have more time." Google+ beat their expectations, though, and has forced them to scramble on what is Google+'s most-requested features.
Google also announced that Google+ will soon support pseudonyms, though nobody should expect that to roll out in the next few days.
