Ross Wintle

It’s like the “Quick Draft” dashboard widget, but for images!
Provides a simple dashboard widget that allows you to easily post images.
Settings allow you to control the category and tag that the new post is created in, or you can post to a different post type altogether. Posted images are set as the featured image of the created post, but you can use the settings to control where your image appears.
Here’s an introductory video:
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Find out more about the plugin at <a href="http://wpquickimage.com" rel="nofollow ugc">http://wpquickimage.com</a>.

WP Quick Image

It's like the "Quick Draft" dashboard widget, but for images!

Michael Dance

Sick of the “Right Now” dashboard widget not showing useful information about your site? “Right Now Reloaded” solves that.
The default Right Now widget shows only information on posts, pages, categories, tags, widgets, and comments. That’s great if you’re running a standard blog, but what if you don’t use comments? What if you have a bunch of custom post types?
That’s where Right Now Reloaded comes in. It displays an accurate snapshot of your site: all your public post types and taxonomies, plus active plugins, registered users, links, widgets, and menus, all ordered by importance. Don’t use one of those? It won’t show up.
Some extra notes:
<ul>
<li>No configuration required</li>
<li>Translation-ready</li>
<li>Strict permissions – users only see what they should be able to see</li>
<li>Easily customizable with dynamic CSS classes and IDs</li>
<li>Retains the <code>right_now_table_end</code>, <code>rightnow_end</code>, and <code>activity_box_end</code> hooks so that other plugins can still hook into the widget</li>
</ul>

Right Now Reloaded

A more relevant and dynamic version of the "Right Now" dashboard widget.

WP Quick Image vs Right Now Reloaded