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The Influence Of Technology On Back To The Future

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As of October 21st, 2015 at 4:29 p.m. Marty Mcfly and Emmett Lathrop "Doc" Brown, Ph.D. (Back) came to the future. When they made it to the future, there were some things that the movie portrayed, and seemingly predicted, regarding the innovations we would have as of October 21st 2015. Even as the date comes and passes, we are still making innovations and other such luxuries that were in the film. Did the people who made Back to the Future have an influence on the technology that we have today, or is it just the advancement of technology?
What did Back to the Future Part II predict that we would have in 2015? One of the few inventions was the hover board, which helped Marty escape from the bullies as he hovered over the water get-away.

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