I think it is simply a case of very low expectations.  Suri has an opportunity to get some cred by delivering a decent quarter, but more importantly good guidance.  With expectations as low as they are, the stock could do well if (a big if) management has executed well this past quarter.  What investors want to hear is when the sector begins to grow again, plainly and simply.

Nokia has been delivering news which admitedly seem like feel good but little substance for the near term, however, some may pay off over the very long term.  

The troubles that ZTE has encountered with the US, could also help at the margins.