The phrase "explosion of connected devices" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to the sudden increase in the number of devices that are connected to the internet. For example, "The explosion of connected devices has made it easier for people to stay connected with each other, no matter where they are."
With the recent explosion of connected devices and IoT, mobile connectivity via 5G will become a major player and competitor to all things WiFi.
In order to meet the explosion of connected devices with their heterogeneous applications, the upcoming 5G systems focus on the design of spectrally efficient waveforms.
"With the long-awaited explosion of connected devices now upon us, this opportunity is only going to grow.
2014 saw an explosion of connected devices as smartphones and tablets gave way to a proliferation of wearable devices and the growing internet of things burst into prominence.
There has been a veritable explosion of connected devices that people are using these days to interact with apps and the internet, from smartphones and computers, to cars, watches, home speakers and refrigerators.
Increasingly, this means embracing the explosion of connected devices and the many new e-services and touchpoints that are emerging and being enabled through mobility and cloud computing.
The explosion of data from sensors, connected devices and powerful cloud computing centers has created the Big Data industry.
There's been an explosion of thing-tracking connected device startups in recent years — such as SF-based Tile which just last month raised another $18 million.
Kies should detect the device and display the device name at the bottom of "Connected Devices".
This is the "internet of things", where connected devices talk to each other.
Gartner forecasts that by the end of this year there will be nearly 5 billion connected devices.
